Had they not doubled-down, and instead corrected the allocation error, we wouldn't even be reading about this. So, I'm not sure that it makes a difference if s

Had they not doubled-down, and instead corrected the allocation error, we wouldn't even be reading about this. So, I'm not sure that it makes a difference if some people—hearing about their screw-up—are angry for the wrong reason. To be clear, I'm with you that this probably wasn't a mustache-twirling attempt to divert vaccinations from the frontline staff. But I don't think that it matters much, given the medical expertise we would expect from an organization like this.