Let's speak frankly about Florida's vaccination process. [View all]

I keep hearing statistics that more people outside of Florida are getting vaccinated in Florida, than Florida residents. And I'm wondering if part of the problem is that they're getting through the priority categories that were set up to give preferential treatment to certain categories of people?

I know De Santis did something screwy at the beginning, putting Seniors ahead of first line responders, but is it possible that people under 65 are just calling in for appointments and they're not getting screened out properly?

I am asking because I saw the news last night and it made it sound like it's easy-peasy, make an appointment. But not once did they say that these appointments were only for people over 65 or first line responders.

So, is Florida doing it's usual double speak, where policy is only holding back people who follow rules?