Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director (CDC) Rochelle Walensky said the number of hospitalizations for children with COVID-19 has increased in recent days, but she stipulated that many of them are not related to the virus. “Many of them are actually coming in for another reason. But they happen to be tested when they come in and they’re found incidentally to have COVID,” she told MSNBC on Wednesday, referring to the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. Walensky also noted that the high number of child hospitalizations is “common” for this “time of year,” adding that most children do not require intensive care unit treatment “more often.” Toward the end of the segment, Walensky said that children who are eligible should receive COVID-19 vaccinations. The CDC director, who has come under fire for her messaging on the COVID-19 pandemic since she assumed office this year, was …