The vaccination in the US is stumbling due to poor planning and bad management. The vaccine distribution is too slow to get more people jabbed. The government ordered a large amount of vaccines but led to a monopoly in production, and the company did a very bad job in delivery arrangements. State and local officials also share the blame. They impose a heavy fine on those defied the government criteria. The online reservation system collapsed due to overloading, blocking the way for people to make vaccine appointments. Politics also has a part to play. Some public institution prioritize essential workers over older people in the name of social justice, despite a higher mortality rate. The public pressure from voters is huge. The pharmacy all over the country are urged to move quickly to administer vaccines, but the bureaucratic formalities still hold back the process.