HOW PHILLY'S VAX JAWN ALMOST WENT UNDER WOODER

摘要

BY THE LOOK OF THINGS, ANDREI DOROSHIN, the 22-year-old grad student given the keys to Philadelphia's vaccination program, really believed his own baloney. In the lobby of his apartment building in the gentrified neighborhood of Fishtown, Doroshin had called a press conference to address the failure of his nonprofit, Phillty Fighting Covid Inc., to make much progress.Absent a strong, coordinated effort, the grad student's team had fallen well behind the vaccination rates of New York City and others, but Doroshin seemed to think that was somebody else's fault. "The city chose us because we were the only ones who had a plan," he said, audibly seething. "I am here, forced to defend myself against another example of Philadelphia's dirty power politics." When a reporter asked for clarification on that,Doroshin-arms crossed -interrupted her: "I still also don't understand."