How strange.
While mainstream media continues to scare Americans about a second wave of coronavirus coming back after economic reopening, Dr. Anthony Fauci now believes that while there is a possibility of another wave, “it is not inevitable.”
According to Breitbart, “It’s getting better and better, Jim,” Fauci said. “I’m feeling better about it as we go by with the weeks that go by, and we see that we’re getting more and more capability of testing. The CDC is putting more of a workforce out there to help us do the kinds of identification, isolation and contact tracing. I feel better and better that we’re capable of doing that.”
He then said, “[W]e often talk about the possibility of a second wave, or of an outbreak when you’re reopening. We don’t have to accept that as an inevitability. Particularly when people start thinking about the fall, I want people to really appreciate that it could happen, but it is not inevitable. If we do the kinds of things that we’re putting in place now, to have the workforce, the system, and the will to do the kinds of things that are the clear and effective identification, isolation and contact tracing, we can prevent this second wave that we’re talking about. If we do it correctly.”
You can watch a clip of Fauci’s comments here.
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DemocRATS will be going after him, they want doom and gloom. They would hope the country would go into a depression before allowing Trump to succeed. Trump has proved we the tax payers should not have career politicians who screw the country up and the DemocRAT Party has turned into the party of crooks! Get rid of retirement pay and institute term limits! To many career politicians have become multi millionaires and care more for there power and riches and hurting the citizens!
Fauci ids a hack. His wife donated to the Killary KKKlinton campaign.
Fauci needs to go. Take his retirement papers and bring in Dr. Oz.
No one is paying attention to Fauci nor the CDC. Bad numbers, bad information, bad people.
Set him aside and proceed with caution but reopen the economy.