Dr. Anthony Fauci says keeping schools shut down for so long amid COVID "was not a good idea"
- Anthony Fauci admitted it was a mistake to keep schools closed for a year during the pandemic.
- Fauci, former head of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, stated schools should have reopened sooner.
- Fauci mentioned in a CBS Mornings interview that the extended closures, although initially correct, were ultimately a mistake.
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Fauci unmasked: The consequences of school closures
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s legacy is inextricably linked to the controversial protocols he advocated during the coronavirus pandemic, but perhaps no group of people saw greater detrimental impact than the children whose schools were closed.
Fauci Finally Admits Closing Schools Was A Mistake
One of the country's foremost proponents of closing schools in a futile attempt to slow the spread of COVID now admits that he may have taken it too far. Whoops!Dr. Anthony Fauci is out on his book tour, doing the rounds with friendly media outlets in support of his self-congratulatory, revisionist exploration of the pandemic.READ: Anthony Fauci's New Covid Book Is Even Worse Than Expected, And It's Full Of Revisionist History | Ian MillerAnd in…
Dr. Fauci Admits Pandemic School Closures Lasted Too Long, Defends Initial Shutdowns
Former National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director Dr. Anthony Fauci, America's foremost public-health official during the coronavirus pandemic, admitted in a recent interview that school closures went on for too long.
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