Former FDA Deputy Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb.
Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb says Biden is not fighting the Chinese Communist virus (COVID-19) hard enough. And there are many experts who predict that the outbreak in the United States in April or worse.
If it were me (were Biden), Gottlieb said, “I would use federal resources and state resources to create more tailored solutions that could be used in certain hard-to-reach settings. For some of the underserved communities, you can be there, using minivans as transportation, trying to work with community groups, working with local providers, church groups, community health centers and other places to work harder to get vaccinated.”
Gottlieb said private companies such as CVS and Walgreens are already providing vaccines, but Biden must offer more options to citizens with the lowest incomes. to deal with more multiple situations in the future.
Dr. Gottlieb criticized Biden for his wishy-washy attitude toward Beijing, as well as the Chinese Communist Party, which has so far failed to provide information about the origin of the virus.
Gottlieb said, “We want to look at sequencing data from retained samples from people who were admitted to the hospital in October and November 2019 and had viral syndrome (which looks like COVID) to see if this infection was spreading earlier and to try to get as close to the source of the initial outbreak as possible. And that data is certainly useful that the Chinese have. So there’s a lot of data that we can’t get.”
Gottlieb believes the Biden Administration has not put enough effort into battling the CCP virus, and that it must work harder to prevent the outbreak from continuing to grow and another similar outbreak.
Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, estimates that the Variant virus is threatening to sweep across the United States by the end of next month and will become the dominant strain. The Chinese Communist virus is spreading rapidly after mutating in the U.K., and in the U.S., the variant is increasing at a rate that doubles every nine days.
On February 12, the British government released a study showing that the mutant strain of the Chinese communist virus (Wuhan pneumonia) “B.1.1.7,” which appeared in the United Kingdom last September, is not only 30% to 70% more virulent than before, but also has an increased risk of hospitalization and could be 30% to 70% more deadly than the original strain.
Danish scientists have also previously warned that cases of the variant virus are increasing in Denmark at a rate of 70% per week, despite strict containment measures. The CCP variant is spreading at an alarming rate, and by early April, the outbreak will be even larger, sweeping in like a tsunami.
According to the Washington Post, the Danish National Serological Institute is a Danish government agency that tracks disease and advises on health policy. The institute’s director, Tyra Grove Krause, began sequencing every positive CCP virus test in mid-January to check for mutations.
Of this period of easing, Krause said, “It was kind of like a tsunami, like you’re standing on a beach and all of a sudden you see all the water shrink back. Then the tsunami swept back in and was overwhelming.”
In an article, Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen described a scenario in which a variant of the virus spreads at an alarming rate, saying, “Imagine sitting on the top floor of Copenhagen’s Parken Stadium, a soccer stadium with a capacity of 38,000 people. If you fill it up with water dripping from a tap, the stadium will fill up in 44 minutes. But for the first 42 minutes, the stadium was nearly empty. “The point is, by the Time you realize the water level is rising, it’s too late.”
Harvard epidemiologist Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding also warned that as variants of the CCP virus emerge and continue like this, “we’re completely screwed” by spring.
The CCP virus began in Wuhan, Hubei province, in December 2019, and the initial cover-up by the CCP led to its rapid spread around the world. To date, more than 100 million people have been infected and 2.4 million have died worldwide.
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