Radical Democrat Rashida Tlaib, admitted that she only wears a mask for the cameras, not to combat COVID-19. Tlaib’s statement is not only disturbing but also frustrating because she and her Democratic colleagues force rules on the American people while they don’t follow them.
Oh, no, oh, not you!” Tlaib said to an attendee during an event in Detroit.
“No, no, no, I’m just wearing it because I’ve got a Republican tracker here.” Tlaib stated, admitting the masks are only for the cameras.
WATCH IT HERE:
Caught on Video: @RashidaTlaib Admits She Only Wears Mask for Cameras
— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) October 6, 2021
"I'm just wearing it because I've got a Republican tracker here"
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COVID-19 has been used by Democrats as a cover to control American citizens through “recommendations”, vaccine requirements, and other mandates.
Politico has released a new report that shows COVID-19 experts oppose President Joe Biden’s COVID booster shot campaign. He is trying to inject every American a booster shot.
Biden was allegedly told by medical experts during a “tense September 27th meeting” that the data surrounding COVID-19 didn’t support the use of a booster shot to fight the virus.
The White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci and Cameron Webb, White House policy advisor, and leaders from the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention were also present.
Check out what Politico reported:
The Sept. 27 call was originally planned for the week before. The White House abruptly rescheduled it after the CDC’s independent vaccine advisory committee recommended that the Pfizer-BioNTech booster be reserved for high-risk groups, including the elderly.
The rescheduled call was the tensest one to date, according to the three people with information on the talks. Fauci argued that the CDC committee’s stance — that science did not support giving boosters to all adults — was incorrect. And he dismissed suggestions that the administration had to choose between a broad U.S. booster campaign and donating vaccines to countries in need.
The president’s chief medical adviser also told the outside experts that boosters could, and should, be given widely to reduce the spread of the coronavirus rather than only to prevent severe disease or death.
Experts were confused by what the Biden administration was trying to accomplish. One expert even called Fauci an egotistical, narcissist.
“It was very tense,” stated one of the experts to Politico. “More than anything, it was like Fauci felt he needed to make a point.”
