Oregon to lift all remaining Covid-19 health and safety restrictions by June 30

"effective when we hit 70% or June 30". That's 70% with at least one shot. Oregon is now at 69.1%, but businesses are pushing to open even if the state doesn't hit the mark in 5 days.

Anyone here want to take a stab at what a .9% difference could mean for the future of infection and hospitalization rates?

I feel like the US is never going to get to "done". Just like some bad managers, they'll decide time is up, declare victory, collect their bonus, and move on to the next mess.