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Kinzinger Gets Into Back-and-Forth With Massie Over COVID Vaccines. It Doesn't End Well for Him.

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention “quietly” removed information about the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines from their website last month, Rep. Thomas Massie noticed.

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What Massie called “misleading information” about the vaccines was taken down sometime between July 16 and July 22, the Republican congressman tweeted, linking to the page titled, “Understanding mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines.”

While an infographic stating that "after mRNA delivers the instructions, your cells break it down and get rid of it," remains, a section discussing the timeframe it takes to do this ("within a few days") no longer appears.  

Massie's observation prompted a war of words with GOP colleague, Rep.  Adam Kinzinger, who accused him of lying. 

Brave CEO and JavaScript creator Brendan Eich came to Massie's defense, linking to a study showing "vaccine spike antigen and mRNA persist for weeks in lymph node GCs." 

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Kinzinger's comment then led Massie to inquire about the donations he gave to his opponent.

Massie referenced these donations earlier this month when he called out Rep. Liz Cheney for trying to defeat him.

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