CDC director gives misleading testimony to Congress/ Mayanne Demasi

Walensky misled Congress on vaccine effectiveness against viral transmission and on Cochrane review of face masks

CDC director gives misleading testimony to Congress

Once upon a time, I thought that the press going after female public figures demonstrated misogyny. As I learned more about Hillary Clinton, it seemed they weren’t going after her hard enough.

Rochelle Walensky is someone you love to hate. Probably because she is the assigned spokesperson (and supposed decisionmaker) for all the criminal, unscientific, deadly public health policies of the last 27 months. And we hate her because she does not seem to mind spewing one lie after another. She doesn’t seem convincing, so presumably she does not believe them herself. Yet she does not push back. She does not refuse to play her role, even when waxing eloquent about the data showing it is safe to vaccinate pregnant women, for example. (The first time she claimed there was good safety data for vaccinating during pregnancy, 2 years ago, her remarks had to be walked back soon after.) But now, when she lies, no one bothers walking any of it back. It’s as if the powers that be know that the world as we know it is ending by a certain date, we won’t have time to bring them to account in the courts, so they don’t even bother to CYA any more.

Is it careerism? Is it the money NIAID gave her husband months before she was made CDC director? Is it an inner wickedness? How does she go on with her robotic performances and her “Thank you for that question” asinine remarks, day after day?

How will she ever pretend to be a real doctor after her stint at CDC? Who would trust her opinions? She is helping flush my profession down the toilet faster then anyone else in the world, and she just doesn’t seem to care. About anything…