15-0 An advisory panel for the CDC voted unanimously to add the Covid-19 vaccine to the 2023 Vaccine Schedule for children

15-0 An advisory panel for the CDC voted unanimously to add the Covid-19 vaccine to the 2023 Vaccine Schedule for children

Written by Peter Boykin on October 21, 2022

15-0 An advisory panel for the CDC voted unanimously to add the Covid-19 vaccine to the 2023 Vaccine Schedule for children

Shared By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist

15-0 An advisory panel for the CDC voted unanimously to add the Covid-19 vaccine to the 2023 Vaccine Schedule for children

An advisory panel for the CDC voted unanimously [via Zoom, of course] to add the Covid-19 vaccine to the 2023 Vaccine Schedule for children – a move that could force children in several states to take the vaccine in order to attend public school.

The details: All 15 members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) voted in favor of recommending that children between 6 months and 18 years should receive the two-dose Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.

The decision still needs final approval from the CDC, but the agency usually follows the recommendations of its advisor panel.

Fake “fact-checks”: You’re going to read a lot of “fact checks ” today from the media, telling you this decision does not force kids to get the vaccine.

Here’s the truth:

This vote by the CDC does not technically mandate that children take the vaccine. It’s a “recommendation.” BUT…

More than a dozen states follow the CDC’s vaccine schedule and require kids to follow it in order to go to school.

Big picture: The whole point of mandating immunization for children as a requirement for attending public school is to prevent community spread. So what is the rationalization for mandating the Covid-19 vaccine when we know it doesn’t prevent transmission?

Republicans vow to protect choice: Several high-profile Republican governors and candidates have vowed to oppose the CDC’s recommendation:

Gov. Ron DeSantis tweeted: “As long as I am Governor, in Florida, there will not be a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for children in our schools.”

Kari Lake, who is running for governor in Arizona tweeted: “Thanks but no thanks, CDC.”

Doud Mastriano, who is running for governor of Pennsylvania said that the state “will not mandate the COVID vaccine — no matter what the CDC says.”

Protecting big pharma: This is a little in the weeds, but it’s worth mentioning.

Let’s break down his this is a move to ultimately protect big pharma from liability:

The Covid-19 vaccines for kids are still under Emergency Use Authorization (EUA), which shields pharmaceutical companies from liability if something happens to the child.

Soon the EUA will run out, but by then the CDC will have likely granted full approval.

The catch is, once a vaccine gets full approval, the vaccine maker is liable for any injuries.

EXCEPT if the vaccine is on the CDC’s Vaccine Schedule – which exempts the vaccine maker from liability.

…so is this just a move by the CDC, which has already shown itself to be a shill for big pharma, to protect the vaccine-makers from liability? Hmm.

Your takeaway from this should be to find out if your state follows the CDC’s vaccine schedule. If it does, contact your governor. E-mail or call them and demand they leave the covid jab off their list of required vaccines for kids. You can find your governor’s info here. https://www.usa.gov/state-governor

[Source: WSJ, iHeart, Dr. Robert Malone]

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