Democrats pushing virus fear again

 Bonchie:

COVID hysteria is back in full swing, and it’s as hectic and incoherent as ever. The Delta variant is at the top of the news as case totals are blasted out with no context. Meanwhile, the CDC has completely finished off what little credibility they may have had remaining. All the while, the data shows that there’s no major crisis justifying all the smoldering hair of our intellectual betters. In short, it’s been quite the week.

In the midst of all that, some questions have become paramount. How could the government possibly screw up messaging as badly as it has? Why are news networks pushing narratives that actually undermine the promotion of the vaccine?

Take this nonsense from CNN, which is repeating an unsourced claim by CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, as an example.

I can’t think of a worse message regarding the vaccines than to tell people that it may not be effective for much longer. Couple that with the push to make masks preeminent, something completely in conflict with the data we have on mask efficacy, and you have a recipe for some of the worst, most ineffective government messaging in modern history.

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When you consider that the Biden administration is an incoherent hot mess on most subjects from the border to virus cases they are importing to the treatments for the disease it all starts to make sense .  They are incompetent at messaging as well as governing.  They have policies that are terrible for the country which should make them a tough sale to being with.  The President has dementia and he is surrounded by liberals trying to pull his strings in various directions.

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