Sensators from Wisconsin and Kentucky have made public some texts from a prominent health official. The texts are related to concerns about COVID-19 mRNA vaccines and their impact on pregnant women. The health official in question is Dr.
Anthony Fauci. The texts were released by Sens. Ron Johnson and Rand Paul on Monday.
Further information on the contents of the texts and the senators' motivations for releasing them can be found through KTXS, the local ABC affiliate.
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