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This is what I am really concerned about, per New York Times reporting today:
Aaron Siri, a lawyer who is helping to vet candidates for top health positions, has a history of challenging vaccine policies in courts. Candidates to fill roles in the incoming administration are specifically asked about their vaccine views, sources say.
The lawyer helping Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pick federal health officials for the incoming Trump administration has petitioned the government to revoke its approval of the polio vaccine, which for decades has protected millions of people from a virus that can cause paralysis or death. That campaign is just one front in the war that the lawyer, Aaron Siri, is waging against vaccines of all kinds. (Jewett and Stolberg, 12/13)
Google: Del Bigtree
Then there's this:
https://www.rollingstone.com/politi...r-lawyer-fda-revoke-polio-vaccine-1235204305/
President-elect Donald Trump is also suggesting his administration may revoke vaccine authorizations on Kennedy’s advice. In a Thursday interview with Time Magazine, Trump said he would discuss ending childhood vaccination programs with Kenendy — citing high rates of autism in a reference to the conspiracy theory linking vaccinations to the neurodevelopmental disorder.
When asked directly if he would get rid of some vaccines, Trump replied that he “could if I think it’s dangerous, if I think they are not beneficial, but I don’t think it’s going to be very controversial in the end.”
However, during this week’s appearance on Meet the Press, Trump carved out a negotiable caveat for the polio vaccine. “The polio vaccine is the greatest thing,” he said. “If someone told me ‘get rid of the polio vaccine,’ they’re going to have to work really hard to convince me.”
RFK Jr. Adviser Sought To Have FDA Retract Approval Of Polio Vaccine
Aaron Siri, a lawyer who is helping to vet candidates for top health positions, has a history of challenging vaccine policies in courts. Candidates to fill roles in the incoming administration are specifically asked about their vaccine views, sources say.
The lawyer helping Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pick federal health officials for the incoming Trump administration has petitioned the government to revoke its approval of the polio vaccine, which for decades has protected millions of people from a virus that can cause paralysis or death. That campaign is just one front in the war that the lawyer, Aaron Siri, is waging against vaccines of all kinds. (Jewett and Stolberg, 12/13)
Google: Del Bigtree
Then there's this:
https://www.rollingstone.com/politi...r-lawyer-fda-revoke-polio-vaccine-1235204305/
President-elect Donald Trump is also suggesting his administration may revoke vaccine authorizations on Kennedy’s advice. In a Thursday interview with Time Magazine, Trump said he would discuss ending childhood vaccination programs with Kenendy — citing high rates of autism in a reference to the conspiracy theory linking vaccinations to the neurodevelopmental disorder.
When asked directly if he would get rid of some vaccines, Trump replied that he “could if I think it’s dangerous, if I think they are not beneficial, but I don’t think it’s going to be very controversial in the end.”
However, during this week’s appearance on Meet the Press, Trump carved out a negotiable caveat for the polio vaccine. “The polio vaccine is the greatest thing,” he said. “If someone told me ‘get rid of the polio vaccine,’ they’re going to have to work really hard to convince me.”