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Text Messages Reveal Discussions on COVID-19 Vaccination Safety During Pregnancy

Text messages from Anthony Fauci regarding COVID-19 vaccination safety during pregnancy have been released, revealing private concerns that differ from public statements. The messages were shared by Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul, who obtained them from Fauci's government iPhone. Critics argue that Fauci's private comments contradict his public assurances about the safety of vaccinations for pregnant women.

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Text messages from Anthony Fauci regarding COVID-19 vaccination safety during pregnancy have been released, revealing private concerns that differ from public statements. The messages were shared by Senators Ron Johnson and Rand Paul, who obtained them from Fauci's government iPhone. Critics argue that Fauci's private comments contradict his public assurances about the safety of vaccinations for pregnant women.

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First batch of COVID-era Fauci texts shows private concerns about vaccination while pregnant

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Text Messages Reveal Discussions on COVID-19 Vaccination Safety During Pregnancy