>This isn't because they don't trust the vaccines, it's because we haven't had enough time yet to figure out if vaccinated people can still actually spread the

>This isn't because they don't trust the vaccines, it's because we haven't had enough time yet to figure out if vaccinated people can still actually spread the virus. So far, the data suggests no, but the CDC wants to play it safe. Not my point. I don't care what they actually think. I'm telling you how it's perceived by the citizens who are weary about receiving it. It looks bad and they really need a better PR department if they want more people to trust them.