Fauci Texts Reveal COVID-19 Miscarriage Concerns

New January 2021 messages involving Anthony Fauci, Rochelle Walensky, and Vivek Murthy indicate officials internally discussed potential miscarriage risks, prompting Senator Ron Johnson to label the contrast with official safety assurances a dangerous discrepancy.

The officials reportedly discussed how a second COVID-19 vaccine dose could theoretically be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester, a concern not publicly shared with pregnant women at the time, according to Johnson.

Senator Ron Johnson cited an April 29th report on FDA division head Peter Marks regarding suppressed data on cardiac death and stroke, calling it the largest government scandal in history that the media ignores.

Johnson asserted that major media outlets ignored his "blockbuster revelation," which he considers the largest government scandal in history, consistently refusing to cover evidence of algorithms masking vaccine safety signals.

Senator Johnson criticized the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), citing a Harvard study indicating that only about 1% of adverse events are reported to the database.

He highlighted global statistics of over 39,000 deaths and 1.7 million adverse events associated with the COVID-19 injection, while federal health officials dismissed a V-safe program designed to track vaccine outcomes, which showed 25% of users reported missing work or school.

Senator Johnson alleged that NIH health officials, including Dr. Nath, diagnosed and treated vaccine-injured individuals by March 2021, recognizing the crucial role of early intervention.

Federal officials reportedly buried this information and failed to inform the public, leaving patients like Brienne Dress struggling to have their injuries acknowledged and treated.

Senator Johnson accused Anthony Fauci of orchestrating the pandemic, suggesting it stemmed from Fauci's ego and his long-standing desire for a universal vaccination program, a goal he reportedly mentioned at the Milken Institute in October 2019.

Johnson claimed that early treatment protocols were sabotaged to secure Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for gene therapy, further asserting that safety signals for the COVID-19 injection were systematically suppressed through algorithmic hiding.

Senator Ron Johnson submitted a formal request to Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel following a Homeland Security Committee hearing that examined allegations of fraudulent voter registrations and signature buying presented by James O'Keefe.

The inquiry follows a Homeland Security Committee hearing where James O'Keefe presented evidence of organized groups paying for fake signatures and fraudulent voter registrations.

Johnson emphasized his intention to use subpoena power to support a thorough investigation into these claims.

Senator Johnson alleged that China accessed U.S. voter registration files and criticized the FBI for investigating a sitting president without evidence regarding Russian collusion.

He argued that intelligence agencies acted as an "opposition research firm" for the Democratic party, with the media failing to retract their reporting on what he calls the "Russian collusion hoax."

A public shift toward alternative information platforms highlights a growing disillusionment with traditional broadcast outlets, which Senator Johnson holds accountable for years of partisan bias that deepened the national political rift.

He observed that traditional media outlets maintain a perpetual offensive stance while Republicans are consistently on the defense, leading the public to shift towards alternative news sources and exacerbating partisan behavior, as seen in Congressional hearings where Democrats boycott investigations.