50+ Congressmembers Oppose Stimulus Funding For Wuhan Animal Lab Exposed by WCW

Posted by Arin Greenwood
21 April 2020 | Blog




The call is coming from inside the House…of Representatives. And the Senate, too!

Following WCW’s blockbuster investigation of wasteful and dangerous taxpayer-funded animal testing at China’s controversial Wuhan Institute of Virology, and prompt action by President Donald Trump to cancel the specific grants, over 50 Congress members are demanding the government stop shipping your taxpayer dollars to China for animal experiments.

Here’s where you can read the very strongly-worded letter citing WCW’s exposé that Congressman Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Senator Martha McSally (R-AZ)–supported by over 50 other members of the U.S. House and Senate–sent to Congressional leadership requesting that no COVID-19 stimulus funds be sent to the treacherous and cruel Wuhan virus lab.

Make your voice heard, too, by signing our petition to cut all government funding for the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

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Now more than ever, this funding must end. It is irresponsible and unAmerican for anyone in congress to try to continue to send funding to a laboratory that has caused a worldwide pandemic.

Stop

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