Fauci texts reveal private concern that mRNA vaccines cause miscarriage
Key Points:
- Senate Republican Sen. Ron Johnson revealed that texts from Dr. Anthony Fauci’s old government phone show Fauci privately expressed concerns that COVID-19 vaccines could cause miscarriages, contrasting his public messaging.
- Johnson criticized the promotion and mandates of vaccines to pregnant women despite Fauci’s private worries about potential risks like cytokine storms leading to miscarriage in the first trimester.
- The texts, obtained by Johnson and Sen. Rand Paul, came amid Paul preparing to hold Fauci in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify, with the phone now in Senate investigators' hands.
- Johnson highlighted discrepancies in vaccine safety data, citing a study showing an 82% miscarriage rate among women vaccinated in the first two trimesters, accusing officials of manipulating statistics to mislead the public.
- The investigation is ongoing, with Johnson emphasizing the importance of uncovering further instances where Fauci’s private views conflicted with his public statements, suggesting the released texts are only "the tip of the iceberg."