Feds Ask for Covid-19 “Misinformation” — Indiana Attorney General Sends Them CDC Remarks

[WisconsinLiberty]

Feds Ask for Covid-19 “Misinformation” — Indiana Attorney General Sends Them CDC Remarks

The New American
May 18, 2022

When the U.S. Surgeon General’s office asked states to supply it with examples of Covid-19 misinformation, it probably did not expect what it got from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita: a list of false statements from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials.

Rokita’s letter, dated May 2 but released to the public Monday, was compiled with the help of his co-signatories, Stanford University medical professor Jay Bhattacharya and former Harvard University medical professor Martin Kuldorff.

In their letter, the three “agree” with the Surgeon General “that misinformation has been a major problem during the pandemic,” but they contend that much of the misinformation has come “from the CDC and other health organizations.” To prove it, they cite several categories of such disinformation.
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Full Article:
https://thenewamerican.com/feds-ask-...m-cdc-remarks/

[oyarde]

The Greatest Sagamore of the Wabash gives it five stars .

[oyarde]

The Greatest Sagamore of the Wabash gives it five stars .

[Anti Globalist]

The Feds were probably not amused by that letter.

[Brian4Liberty]

Feds Ask for Covid-19 “Misinformation” — Indiana Attorney General Sends Them CDC Remarks

The New American
May 18, 2022

When the U.S. Surgeon General’s office asked states to supply it with examples of Covid-19 misinformation, it probably did not expect what it got from Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita: a list of false statements from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officials.
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Nice.

[Occam's Banana]

I am approve these shenanigans.

[jmdrake]

When looking at the COVID-19 bodycount, the credibility of the CDC, the NIH and the WHO should be part of the bodycount.