CDC’s Rochelle Walensky admits poor messaging on COVID guidance, vows to improve – By Joseph A. Wulfsohn (FOX News) / January 17, 2022
The CDC director vowed to improve messaging during an interview with The Wall Street Journal
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky acknowledged her agency’s poor messaging in recent weeks as the Omicron variant continues to surge in the United States.
“One year into her tenure as director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Rochelle Walensky acknowledges that she should have communicated certain things better to the American public,” the Wall Street Journal reported about its exclusive interview. “She says the pandemic threw curveballs that she should have anticipated. She thinks she should have made it clearer to the public that new rules and guidelines were subject to change if the nature of the fight against Covid-19 shifted again.”
Walensky told the WSJ, “I think what I have not conveyed is the uncertainty in a lot of these situations.”
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