After Gounder's husband died of an aortic aneurysm, she lashed out in January at mRNA skeptics who questioned if the shots might be linked to his death - even though doctors have repeatedly reported cases of post-jab aneurysms.
In her January piece, Gounder even complained Congress's repeal of the armed forces Covid vaccine mandate "Threatens military readiness."
Gounder is no longer applying the same logic to the mRNAs.
Gounder was not the only vaccine advocate quoted in the Times piece.
No one would have predicted that these mRNA vaccines would have worked as well or been as safe as they are I don't think you could have devised a vaccine that appears to be more perfect.
Vaccine advocates strenuously avoid this kind of language, for obvious reasons.
The failure of the mRNAs is now so obvious that Offit and his fellow vaccine advocates have no choice but to try to ring-fence it if they want to save other jabs.
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/the-fiercest-vaccine-advocates-are
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