Latest CDC Data Shows Fully Vaccinated Children Have Higher COVID-19 Infection Rates Than Unvaccinated Children

According to the latest CDC data, children aged 5-11 have been contracting COVID-19 at a higher rate if they have been fully vaccinated since February, which is the first time the agency recorded more vaccinated COVID cases than unvaccinated.

According to @CDCgov data, higher #COVID19 case rates have been recorded among fully vaccinated children than unvaccinated in the age group 5-11 since February.

Currently, about 28.8% of about 28 million US children in this age group are vaccinated. https://t.co/CeZxjtxOug

— The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) May 17, 2022

Naturally, the Biden regime’s answer to this dilemma is authorizing COVID-19 boosters for the age bracket.

Talk about insanity!

On Feb. 12, the CDC reported a weekly case rate among fully vaccinated children aged 5-11 of 250.02 per 100,000, compared to 245.82 among the unvaccinated children in the same age group.

Since February, the infection rate among vaccinated children remained higher through the third week of March, which is the latest available data published.

If you vaccinate your kids they're more likely to get covid than unvaccinated kids. The CDC says so. https://t.co/Yx4zZYlDiv

— Vic Vega (@CapitalisticPig) May 17, 2022

The Gateway Pundit provided the breakdown:

As of March, the difference in the case rates has nearly doubled, with the most recent numbers showing a -11 gap (36.23 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 26.98 per 100,000[unvaxxed]).

The breakdown of the case rate for 5-11-year-olds between Feb. and Mar. is as follows:

February 19: 136.61 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 120.63 per 100,000[unvaxxed]

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February 26: 71.81 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 61.52 per 100,000[unvaxxed]

March 5: 56.67 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 40.61 per 100,000[unvaxxed]

March 12: 42.56 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 28.75 per 100,000[unvaxxed]

March 19: 36.23 per 100,000 [vaxxed] / 26.98 per 100,000[unvaxxed]

The Biden Administration and the FDA authorized the experimental vaccine for children in this age group in November of 2021. In just three short months, enough children had become vaccinated and the case rate flipped. Any protection the jab provided quickly wore off, making the fully vaccinated children more susceptible to and more likely to spread the virus than the unvaccinated.

In all, there are over 28 million children aged 5-11 in the United States. Unfortunately, a whopping ~8 million of them (or 28.8%) have been fully vaccinated already, according to the Mayo Clinic. Not only is the virus proven to be effectively non-lethal for children, especially ones of this young age (99.995% or higher recovery rate), but the experimental vaccine has proven to have negative effectiveness – aka higher infection rate – across multiple age groups.