Was This the Moment People Lost Trust
in the Medical Establishment?
Posted By: MAGA Might, 12/29/2021 11:04:04 AM
As the Biden administration continues to fumble its response to the latest wave of the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic, threats of additional restrictions are looming. Last night, President Joe Biden told reporters he would implement a vaccine requirement for domestic flights if his medical team recommended it. Earlier this week, Dr. Anthony Fauci did just that. The main problem, in addition to unconstitutional decrees issued by public health officials, is Americans have lost faith in the medical establishment to be honest and follow the science when issuing recommendations.
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The moment we lost trust in them was almost two years ago now, but this is still an excellent piece.