Fauci Slammed for Claiming ‘too soon’ to Consider COVID and Christmas Gatherings; Biden's Education Secretary Cites Study to Enforce Masking Students, But Author of the Paper Steps In and Takes Him to School, and other C-Virus related stories

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Fauci slammed for claiming ‘too soon’ to consider COVID and Christmas gatherings:

You’re a mean one, Dr. Fauci.

Dr. Anthony Fauci is facing backlash as a grinch after he insisted that it was “too soon” to tell whether the COVID-19 pandemic would disrupt this year’s Christmas holiday gatherings.

In an interview Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” the White House chief medical adviser was asked whether groups could get together to celebrate the holiday.

“It is just too soon to tell. We have to concentrate on continuing to get those numbers down and not try to jump ahead by weeks or months and say what we’re going to do at a particular time,” Fauci said.

But his response was slammed by Republican leaders, who called him a “scrooge.”

“I don’t think anyone is going to be listening to Scrooge Fauci. I know I won’t be,” Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) wrote on Twitter. --->READ MORE HERE

Biden's Education Secretary Cites Study to Enforce Masking Students, But Author of the Paper Steps In and Takes Him to School:

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona was reprimanded on Twitter for not following the science when he tried to push the Biden administration’s policy of forcing students to wear masks in school.

Cardona seized upon a study published on the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website as evidence that wearing masks in school reduced transmission of the coronavirus.

“A Wisconsin study found that schools that required masking had a 37% lower incidence of COVID-19 than the surrounding community,” he wrote in a Twitter post last week.

A Wisconsin study found that schools that required masking had a 37% lower incidence of COVID-19 than the surrounding community. https://t.co/hGN5eX3Bau

— Secretary Miguel Cardona (@SecCardona) September 27, 2021

The 2020 study, which examined 17 Wisconsin schools over three months last fall, found that in those schools in which masking, social distancing and other steps were taken to minimize the spread of the virus, the percentage of positive coronavirus cases was in fact lower than the community at large. --->READ MORE HERE

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