Biden team accused of hiding risks of COVID vaccine

 Daily Mail:

The Biden administration has been accused of purposefully covering up potentially deadly side effects of the Covid vaccines.

A Congressional investigation found White House officials held back warnings about heart damage from Covid vaccines in younger people, even after getting early alerts from other countries, including Israel.

Internal emails and memos suggest a planned Health Alert Network (HAN) message by the CDC regarding myocarditis - inflammation of the heart muscle - was not released.

Drafts of this alert reportedly downplayed risks, emphasizing vaccine benefits over potential adverse events, according to the report.

Emails indicate FDA officials, including then-Commissioner Janet Woodcock, expressed reservations about the language in the proposed HAN, leading to its suppression.

The Biden administration, the report alleges, gave former top infectious disease expert Dr Anthony Fauci talking points to downplay the myocarditis risk, instructing them to say that the reported cases ‘have been mild and often go away without requiring treatment.’

As of now, there is no definitive count of deaths in the US directly attributed to myocarditis caused by Covid vaccines.
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There are also issues about the efficacy of the vaccine in reducing COVID-19.  My wife and I had the vaccine and still came down with COVID-19.  To date, I am not aware of any myocarditis symptoms for either of us.

See also:

Megyn Kelly forces Jake Tapper to face brutal facts about his complicity in Biden health debacle

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