Madison – State Representatives Lindee Brill and Chuck Wichgers are calling on Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul to join a Florida investigation into Anthony Fauci’s statements about the safety of the Covid-19 vaccine, including its safety for pregnant women and their unborn children.

“Watching Anthony Fauci confidently reassure Americans that the vaccine posed no danger to pregnant women – and in fact recommending the vaccine for pregnant women, while privately messaging his concerns is shocking,” said Rep. Brill. “We now know there was a staggering miscarriage rate of 82% in women who took the second dose of the vaccine. Stillbirth and neonatal death rates increased by five times according to Pfizer. If Wisconsin women saw even a small percentage of these results, due to Fauci’s advice, that is devastating, and Wisconsin needs answers.”

Wisconsin’s U.S. Senator Ron Johnson uncovered serious legal and ethical questions from Fauci’s phone text messages regarding his knowledge of the Covid-19 vaccines and his doubts about its safety for pregnant women.

“Anthony Fauci knowingly recommended the vaccine and urged people to trust the science,” said Rep. Wichgers. “The Attorney General should stand up for the Wisconsin families who suffered the loss of a child based on Fauci’s advice. The Attorney General has joined in more than 50 multi-state lawsuits against the Trump administration, and in all fairness, he should join this investigation. The evidence is overwhelming, and a generation has lost trust in the medical profession. As elected officials we want answers and accountability.”

Women who feel they were misled and suffered pregnancy loss as a result of taking the second dose of a Covid-19 vaccine should contact Rep. Lindee Brill at 608-237-9127 or Rep. Chuck Wichgers at 608-237-9184. Florida is joined by Louisiana and West Virginia in issuing a subpoena to the former White House Chief Medical Advisor.