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CDC Director Tests Positive for Covid Weeks After Getting Booster

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed on Saturday that director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has tested positive for COVID-19 and is experiencing ‘mild symptoms.’

According to a statement issued by the CDC, Walensky is now ‘isolating at home.’

They also said that the CDC director will participate in her planned meetings virtually.

‘CDC senior staff and close contacts have been informed of her positive test and are taking appropriate action to monitor their health,’ the statement read.

Last month, Walensky received her bivalent, omicron-specific COVID-19 booster shot. After the vaccination on September 22, she was photographed giving the thumbs up that was posted in a CVS health tweet.

She began experiencing symptoms on Friday, almost exactly a month to the day after her booster shot.

The director, along with other health officials, has warned that the winter may bring an uptick of COVID-19 infections.

The consensus at a recent meeting that brought together federal officials and leading organizations in the health field that represents doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants was a ‘broad agreement that the single-most important thing Americans, particularly the elderly, can do to protect themselves and their loved ones from COVID-19 and serious illness is to get an updated COVID-19 vaccine without delay.’

Walensky and other health officials have urged the American public to get the booster.

Last month, the CDC director revealed that boosters would provide broad protection against sublineages.

‘The updated COVID-19 boosters are formulated to better protect against the most recently circulating COVID-19 variant. They can help restore protection that has waned since previous vaccination and were designed to provide broader protection against newer variants,’ she said.

23 Comments
  • sicsam says:

    KARMA! SHE SHOULD BE FIRED!

    • Tamirose170 says:

      She, Fauci & Collins (NIH Director that left Dec 2020) should be sent to Boston University where they just developed the new coronavirus with 80% kill rate – – WE offer them up to the University instead of rats. Their Demo-rats, so that will work – close enough! Until there is SEVERE punishment for what has been done to Billions of People; it will continue!

  • Karen says:

    Give her some remdesivir, that should help her.

  • Brigitte says:

    Personally, I don’t believe these people get the vaccine. I don’t believe Biden has had it.

  • ron says:

    Too bad. I guess the deep state didnt want to clue her in on the “Death Jab potential”. Good, she promoted a lie without researching it. Give her a few Boosters too. I would bet my Savings that Fauci never got a real jab. They need to Jab a few more of these promoters, and Hospital Directors. They have 2-5 years before dying or coming down with strange, serious illnesses and suffering.

  • John says:

    Give the demonic New World Order genocidal communist corrupt government compliant Pig a couple more boosters to go, the blood on every dead child and every person killed by their lab created genocidal viruses is on their satanic hands, and they will burn in hell without a doubt, but most of all we want to see them all burn here on Earth first for the treasonous war crimes of land created bio weapons testing and attacks against humanity.

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