Presidential Campaigns, Media, Will Not Touch COVID-19

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Well, changing gears now and turning to some medical questions we have before tonight's presidential debate and joining us now to help answer them is Dr. Peter McCullough, chief scientific officer of the Wellness Company. Good morning, doctor. Good morning. Well, doctor, why do you think health care, which is traditionally a big election year issue,

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has been missing from much of this year's election? Does that mean the media just like doesn't want to talk about health care after covid?

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Yeah, well, a sore spot for both administrations, Republican and Democratic, has been the COVID-19 pandemic response. Neither one will discuss what went wrong, how we could do better for the next pandemic if one comes, and what we should do about the COVID-19 vaccines. They are taboo topics for both administrations.

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By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

After the only Trump-Harris debate, I anticipate Americans will be disappointed by the media and both presidential campaigns in their keeping COVID-19 and the disastrous pandemic response that spanned both administrations as taboo.

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Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

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Presidential Campaigns, Media, Will Not Touch COVID-19

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