nothing is wrong with the words. the problem comes in excising them. a lot of people have been calling this orwellian. dr. fitzgerald, head of the cdc, said, oh, no, we re not doing that. a spokesperson said this is a mischaracterization. all i can tell you is somebody said something that got to the employees that said they should not use these words in budget documents. that creates self censorship at least. just out of curiosity, what happens let s pretend they stop using these words like fetus. i don t know what other use you use for transgender. i don t know what other words you can substitute for some of these things like vulnerable and science-based. let s say they stop using those words. what s the upshot? what s the danger?
confusion and plenty of outrage after the center for disease control was ordered to ban a list of words including vulnerable, fetus and transgender. the washington post reporting trump told the cdc not to use certain words in 2018 budget documents. diversity, transgender, fetus, vulnerable, entitlement, evidence based and science based. one long-time policy analyst said it was incredulous. are you serious? are you kidding? the cdc pushing back sending a note to staff saying, in part, cdc has a long standing history making health and budget decisions made by the best science and data and the benefit of all people and we will continue to do so. she added, there are no banned words at cdc. outside groups are not taking the idea of a word ban lightly.
place where vladimir putin is talking to us in that way. but apparently they have a great relationship. it s great if u.s. intelligence can stop a terrorist attack and stop innocent civilians from being slaughtered, that is a wonderful thing for the world. what you would like to see if the two leaders are cozying up there is truth telling about our election, which is apparently not on the menu. thank you very much. the white house telling the cdc not to use seven specific words in its budget documents. words like fetus and transgender. now the administration claims that is being discharactcharact. we will sort it all out next. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house.
thank you for that. some confusion and plenty of outrage this morning after the centers for disease control was ordered to ban a list of words, including vulnerable, fetus and transgender. the washington post first reporting that the trump administration told the cdc last week not to use certain words in 2018 budget documents. here they are diversity, transgender, fetus, vulnerable, entitlement, science-based, and evidence-based. one longtime policy analyst told the post reaction at the briefing was incredulous. are you serious? are you kidding? the cdc itself pushing back on reporting. director brenda fitzgerald sent a note to sayfullo saipoving cdc has a longstanding history of making public health and budget decisions that are based on the best available science and data for the benefit of all people and we will continue to do so, adding there are no banned words at the cdc.
including vulnerable, fetus, and transgender. the washington post reporting the trump administration told the cdc last week not to use certain words on 2018 budget documents, and here they are. you might not believe them. yes, diversity, transgender, fetus, vulnerable, entitlement, evidence-based, and science-based. one longtime policy analyst told the post reaction at that briefing at the cdc was incredulous, are you serious, are you kidding. the cdc itself is pushing back on the washington post reporting. director brenda fitzgerald sent a note to staff saying in part cdc has a longstanding history of making public health and budget decisions that are based on the best available science and data and for the benefit of all people, and we will continue to do so. she added on twitter, there are no banned words at cdc. but outside groups are not taking the idea of a word ban lightly. the head of the national center for transgender equality says