Joe Biden’s misplaced criticism of President Donald Trump’s supposed failure to distribute tens of millions of COVID-19 vaccinations would have been like Republican presidential candidate Thomas E. Dewey criticizing President Franklin Roosevelt because the D-Day landings in 1944 didn’t get American troops into Berlin fast enough.

Whatever you think about Trump, the distribution of enough doses of the vaccine to inoculate hundreds of millions of Americans is an historic triumph. It’s no understatement by the administration to compare it to the logistical marvel that enabled the United States to win World War II.

Still, it’s not enough. As ABC reported:

In remarks in Delaware Tuesday afternoon, Biden accused the outgoing administration of being “far behind” in delivering what’s needed and what was promised, saying at the current rate, if would take years, not months, for all Americans to get vaccinated.

“A few weeks ago, the Trump administration suggested that 20 million Americans could be vaccinated by the end of December. With only a few days left in December, we’ve only vaccinated a few million so far. And the pace of the vaccination program is moving now, as it — if it continues to move as it is now, it’s going to take years, not months, to vaccinate the American people,” Biden warned