Her. Rand Paul
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“Hatred of Trump bothered these people so much, that they are unwilling to study it objectively,” Paul told dozens of members at a rally in a suburb just south of Cincinnati on Friday, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported.
“So someone like me who’s in the center, I can’t tell you because they won’t study ivermectin,” the senator added. “They won’t study hydroxychloroquine without contaminating their hatred of Donald Trump.”
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned Americans last week not to take ivermectin, a drug sometimes used to treat parasitic worm infections in humans and livestock.
“You’re not a horse. You’re not a cow. Seriously, everyone. Stop it,” the FDA said in a very shared tweet.
In April, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) concluded after a series of trials that hydroxychloroquine, a drug promoted by Trump during his presidency, “had little or no effect on prevention. of illness, hospitalization or death from COVID-19 ”.
An Ohio event reporter pressured Paul on CDC and FDA warnings.
“I don’t know if it works, but I have an open mind,” Paul replied.
Paul, who hired COVID-19 last year, has expressed opposition to the masks and questioned CDC data on the pandemic. He has clashed several times during hearings in Congress Anthony Fauci
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During Friday’s ceremony, the Republican encouraged people to get vaccinated against the virus, but expressed opposition to the warrants.
“I think I’m in the middle of vaccines,” Paul said. “CNN always invites me. They have advertisers who call me ‘ass’ on TV. Then they have doctors who say I’m vaccinated. You heard me, I’m not against the vaccine. I’ve already done it. It’s recommended if you run the risk taking it … It is still your choice if it is a free country “.