From WSJopinion: Public-health authorities have fueled distrust by overselling the benefits of vaccines, pushing them on children who are at low risk and mandating shots while playing down potential side effects, writes AllysiaFinley
Journal Editorial Report: The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Mary O'Grady and Dan Henninger. Images: AP Composite: Mark KellyRepublicans cheered when Covid-19 vaccines rolled out two year ago. “I think the messaging should be, ‘Get a vaccine because it’s good for you to do it.
It works. You’re not going to have to have to be doing anything abnormal. You can live your life,’ ” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantisThe message from the Biden administration and public-health officials has been different: Vaccines are safe and effective. Period. Those who don’t trust us should shut up.
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