Now the CDC is recommending masks not just for the unvaccinated but for the vaccinated too.
Paul has access by virtue of Senate protocol and therefore can make a dent in what's actually happening out there in CDC land.
The CDC had become very aware that vaccination rates had flattened.
Hey, the CDC had to be consistent, even when the results were cray cray, and therefore did not exempt children.
So the CDC needs to state, as it should have in May, that unless there is a way to distinguish between the vaccinated and unvaccinated, indoor mask requirements should be reinstated.
It's not clear whether and to what extent the CDC realizes that it has just once again undermined public confidence in the vaccines! The horns of the dilemma are obvious to anyone who is watching this clown show unfold.
If the CDC removes the mask guidance, people don't get vaccinated; if they add it back in, people have another excuse to avoid the jab.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2021
The CDC's Hysterical Delta Flip-Flop Might Be Its Final Undoing
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