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The CDC knows the truth. Why, after so much time and money, are so many still dying. Indeed, according to the Wall Street Journal, "A current focus of the campaign is to discourage premarital sex among heterosexuals. Yet public health officials, afraid they couldn't honestly generate support, deliberately frightened and deceived American taxpayers to get them to cough up the dough.judging from the ease and even pride with which public health officials now confess their wrongdoing, it's business as usual.
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