As the news finally begins to catch up with the “anti-vaxxers” of 2024, celebrities who once shamed those who didn’t want to get vaccinated are now pretending to support pro-vaccine advocates.
Former Baltimore City Health Department Commissioner Leana Wen did just that on a podcast with Andrew Cuomo. Wen argued that vaccines, masks and natural immunity are “not really debatable, but more debatable.”
“For a long time, it was taboo to talk about this for fear of being called an anti-vaxxer, and I think that’s why public trust has eroded,” she said.
Not long ago, Wen was telling a very different story to Chris Cuomo on CNN. Mr. Cuomo also claims he has abandoned previous positions on the coronavirus and life-saving drugs such as ivermectin. I am now taking it regularly myself..
Wen told Cuomo, “Just like with driving under the influence, we need to start considering the option of not getting vaccinated. You have the option of not getting vaccinated if you wish, but that doesn’t mean you can’t go out in public.” I won’t be able to go out,” he said. .
steve deace Not only does he not buy it, it’s not funny at all.
“I want to see literally everyone in the video put on trial for their lives,” Diace says. “First of all, to take a woman whose crowning professional accomplishment was to supervise one of the worst serial killers in human history and turn her into a public health professional. Is it a good idea?”
But why did these celebrities suddenly come forward?
“Because they’re not afraid of it. They can gaslight you because people talked and said, ‘No, we’re not going to hold you accountable.’ That’s why we get some information from these people. No matter how false or repentant it is, that is why we receive it,” Aaron explains.
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