Fauci discussed COVID mRNA vaccine concerns for pregnant women in text chain released by Senate committee - foxnews.com
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- Fauci discussed COVID mRNA vaccine concerns for pregnant women in text chain released by Senate committee foxnews.com
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- • Fauci's texts reveal he acknowledged a theoretical link between mRNA vaccines and first trimester miscarriages.
- • A Senate committee voted to hold Fauci in contempt after he invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times.
- • The investigation highlights discrepancies between private scientific concerns and public health mandates.
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