What we know :
We know that vaccines are of great value for high risk populations. We know that vaccines are contraindicated for a number of patients and have some pretty severe side effects for those with allergies. We know that the vaccines risk ratio (do no harm) skews with younger patients. We know that the vaccine efficacy is greatly reduced with Delta variants, and newer, and these new variants dominate the infection count. We know between ~40M and ~112M people [1] have already had COVID and recovered, and ~178 million have received vaccinations already. Therefore, we know the delta between previous vaccinated (178M) and infected (~40M-~112M), and hesitant, and anti-vaxx may not be a large number (~132M on the high end, and ~60M on the low end). Of these 132M to 60M, only a certain number are event approved for vaccination. We know that previous wide surveys indicate that previous infections and ensuing natural immunity are stronger, and more durable than first generation, and 2nd generation vaccines. We also know that the Covid vaccines are not immunizing, and a large amount of virus can be passed on from vaccinated, to the unvaccinated.
What we don't know
We know that an undetermined number of patients allegedly around 10k have died from covid vaccine side effects, although we don't know exactly how many due to data quality issues. We don't know the accurate count of COVID deaths because of conflation of dying with COVID, or, from COVID. Some numbers have been seen at roughly ~500k to ~800k although we haven't done the heavy lifting of assuring data quality. We don't know how many of the untested already had minor covid infections, and we don't know how many have a natural immunity to it.
We also do not know when 3rd generation vaccines will arrive that may have reduced side effects, and more efficacy against novel variants.
Given above, I am not sure a mass push to force hesitant and anti-vaxx to get vaccinated will be successful, or even possible given potential job losses, and constitutionality.
For the sake of full disclosure I consider myself vaccine hesitant, but I believe the newest vaccines coming out will improve protection, and reduce side effects. The new novavaxx [2] merged covid/influenza [3] doses seem to be something that I would like to take, more protective, and lower risk than existing vaccines. Unfortunately, I am not eligible for the Novavax ongoing trial that is currently open.
[1] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/burd...
[2] https://www.novavax.com/our-unique-technology#recombinant-na...
[3] https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/novavax-begins-ea...