@abc27News If they would have held the media to account for the COVID hysteria we wouldn't have this fearmongering campaign now. I hope this DoJ brings RICO charges against everyone involved in pushing this crap.
@washingtonpost This reminds me that nobody was held accountable for ginning up the COVID hysteria and now the media seems even more emboldened, as the recent measles hysteria-mongering attempts show.
@washingtonpost PA wouldn't share the data with the CDC:
https://t.co/A17sk5DI5l
They've not shared it will anyone. Can WaPo find details on #2 or if baby's mother was recently vaccinated, or how the baby was born with measles?
CDC stands ready to assist Pennsylvania in responding to the measles outbreak, as we have successfully done in other states. CDC can provide federal expertise to help the affected community understand the risks of measles and protect vulnerable populations, including through the MMR vaccine.
We appreciate Secretary Kennedy’s efforts to clarify conflicting information from Pennsylvania officials about whether the two reported deaths were caused by measles. CDC is working to determine what actually occurred. These discrepancies raise important questions, particularly because the Governor’s Office has not provided CDC with information relevant to the outbreak and has declined our offers of assistance.
Accuracy is critical to reliable national data, transparency, and public trust. During COVID-19, concerns arose about deaths being attributed as caused by the disease when individuals instead died from other causes.
Under President Trump’s and Secretary Kennedy’s leadership, CDC will follow the facts and tell the American people the truth.
@bylenasun@rachel_roubein Muted for spreading misinformation.
An informed medical decision is a human right. MSM propagandists denies people their basic human right to make informed medical decisions which kills and maims. GFY
CDC stands ready to assist Pennsylvania in responding to the measles outbreak, as we have successfully done in other states. CDC can provide federal expertise to help the affected community understand the risks of measles and protect vulnerable populations, including through the MMR vaccine.
We appreciate Secretary Kennedy’s efforts to clarify conflicting information from Pennsylvania officials about whether the two reported deaths were caused by measles. CDC is working to determine what actually occurred. These discrepancies raise important questions, particularly because the Governor’s Office has not provided CDC with information relevant to the outbreak and has declined our offers of assistance.
Accuracy is critical to reliable national data, transparency, and public trust. During COVID-19, concerns arose about deaths being attributed as caused by the disease when individuals instead died from other causes.
Under President Trump’s and Secretary Kennedy’s leadership, CDC will follow the facts and tell the American people the truth.
@bylenasun@rachel_roubein RFK said PA wouldn't give CDC the data. Someone is lying, and RFK has way more credibility then WaPo.
Where did you get that the CDC now has the data? Seems like misinformation.
@jjabbott PA wouldn't give the details to the CDC but the Atlantic know who the mother is? How can the Atlantic's story be corroborated? Why isn't PA confirming the mothers vaccination status but tells us the baby's unvaxxed?
This story has all the hallmarks of BS.
@TheAtlantic@tebartl This is why we still need accountability in the media for the COVID hysteria. These people should be living in infamy and shame, not hysteria-mongering again 5 years later.
@toobaffled They would tell us the vaccination status of the mother of she was unvaccinated. My guess is the baby dies as a complication of mother's vaccination