Beginning in 2021, agencies provided muddled and contradicting information, or partial information, that implied we knew something we didn't, which they later had to correct, which accelerated the loss of respect and trust in the Federal Government.
Deborah Birx: “Beginning in 2021, agencies provided muddled and contradicting information, or partial information, that implied we knew…”
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Birx criticized the government's inconsistent COVID messaging under Biden.
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