Thread by @ITGuy1959

1- Welp this is quite something, worth threading.

"The growing split between Biden’s team and outside health experts on boosters threatens to disrupt a key source of support the administration has relied on to sell its vaccination drive to the American public."

Rut Roh.

https://twitter.com/TheLastRefuge2/status/1445869640610205704

2- "It undermines credibility not just for [federal health] agencies but for the administration overall,” said Irwin Redlener, director of the Pandemic Resource and Response Initiative at Columbia University. “Somebody needs a communication lesson. Maybe many people do.”

Ouch.

3- "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."

Clown show.

4- "The rescheduled call was the tensest one to date, according to the three people with information on the talks."

Trouble in paradise.

5- " Fauci argued that the CDC committee’s stance — that science did not support giving boosters to all adults — was incorrect."

Welp, this what happens when you let a megalomaniac run around declaring "I am science".

6- "Fauci’s remarks drew disagreement on the call, the five people familiar with the matter said. Several participants were left mystified about the goal of the government’s vaccination campaign."

Well, I guarantee Joe Biden doesn't know.

7- "The dichotomy between the Biden team’s boosters-for-all philosophy and the targeted use endorsed by the health agencies and their independent advisory panels has frustrated some of the nation’s leading doctors."

Also it's frustrated the entire country.

8- "Others say that with the pandemic closing in on its third year and no end in sight, the administration must make tough decisions on boosters without full data."

Wait, I thought Mr. "I am going to shutdown the virus" had a plan?

9- "The public health community still trusts that the administration is being honest and forthright in its decision-making, four outside experts said. Yet the booster saga has left it deeply divided."

Lol, the public health community may still trust them but nobody else does.

10- Now the question is: Who leaked this and why?

I'll need to ponder that one.

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