RFK Jr. Performs Astonishing 180 On Vaccines After Years of Misinformation.

[Foxfyre]

Donald Trump's top health official wrote in a Fox News op-ed about risks "to unvaccinated individuals" amid a growing measles outbreak.

RFK Jr. Performs Astonishing 180 On Vaccines After Years Of Misinformation

Donald Trump's top health official wrote in a Fox News op-ed about risks "to unvaccinated individuals" amid a growing measles outbreak.

www.huffpost.com

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — an anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist ― appeared to strike a drastically different tone in a new Fox News op-ed published Sunday in which he advocated for the MMR vaccine amid a growing measles outbreak in Texas.

The op-ed, titled “Measles Outbreak Is A Call To Action For All Of Us,” carried the subheadline: “MMR Vaccine Is Crucial To Avoiding Potentially Deadly Disease.”

In the piece, Kennedy said he is “deeply concerned” about the outbreak in the South Plains region that’s “claimed the life of a school-aged child, the first measles-related fatality” in America for more than a decade.
Kennedy wrote about the risks of

JFK Jr's position on vaccines has been greatly distorted and misrepresented by leftwing media and the unscrupulous left.

He has never been opposed to those vaccines widely tested and known to be safe and that would include the measles vaccine.

 

[The Duke]

Lol.....he is backtracking on himself. He's a fraud.

Making a correction is not being a fraud.
Never making a correction and doubling down even though you know you're wrong, THAT's being a fraud.
And the latter is exactly what Democrats do.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Making a correction is not being a fraud.
Never making a correction and doubling down even though you know you're wrong, THAT's being a fraud.
And the latter is exactly what Democrats do.

Nincompoop thinks Fauci isn't a fraud. There's that

 

[sealybobo]

RFK has explained hundreds of time that he's not "anti-vax", let alone a conspiracy theorist about them.

Oh...HuffyPuffPost....Fake nooz on crack.

Remember, Team Trump spread conspiracy theories which led to people not getting vaccinated and threatening Fauci because he lied. Now we have a conspiracy theorist in charge, Texas measles outbreak because idiots in Texas listen to Republicans.

Remember during Covid 5 anti vax radio hosts died of covid.

Now the "don't trust government" party is telling people to get vaccinated?

Most of the people who died of covid were unvaccinated.


Vaccines must be “readily accessible for all those who want them,” said the yearslong vaccine skeptic, adding that: “Vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons.”

Public health experts warned last year how deadly epidemics — including of measles — could surge in the United States again if Kennedy was confirmed as America’s top health official given his past debunked takes on shots.

 

[The Duke]

Remember, Team Trump spread conspiracy theories which led to people not getting vaccinated and threatening Fauci because he lied. Now we have a conspiracy theorist in charge, Texas measles outbreak because idiots in Texas listen to Republicans.

Remember during Covid 5 anti vax radio hosts died of covid.

Now the "don't trust government" party is telling people to get vaccinated?

Most of the people who died of covid were unvaccinated.


Vaccines must be “readily accessible for all those who want them,” said the yearslong vaccine skeptic, adding that: “Vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons.”

Public health experts warned last year how deadly epidemics — including of measles — could surge in the United States again if Kennedy was confirmed as America’s top health official given his past debunked takes on shots.

Covid vaccinations make people more susceptible to AIDS. Not taking them is a good thing.

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[Anomalism]

So, instead of discussing the Kennedy OPED, you ask an intrusive question. Typical MAGA MAGGOT BULLSHIT!!!

You're all hypocrites and liars. It's relevant to ask intrusive questions.

 

[pknopp]

That's just ridiculously stupid.

You started it.

 

[buttercup]

Are you sure you have the right person? RFK Jr was never "anti-vax"

Yes, but that's not the point.

Why is he now saying something very different than what he was saying before?

(I have some thoughts on it, but I want to hear what others have to say)

 

[SassyIrishLass]

You started it.

Don't sit there and tell me you didn't support Biden, I know better, you and a couple of others lose the "libertarian" crap and own what you are.

You're simply transparent

 

[sealybobo]

Covid vaccinations make people more susceptible to AIDS. Not taking them is a good thing.

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If you don't want to get vaccinated, I think it should be your right. But your employer can fire you for any reason they want so consider that. Right to work means you don't have a right to your job. The employer doesn't have to give a reason why they let you go. And you have to prove why you were let go if you think it was wrong. Or, you can be a man and not sue. Like most of us do when we are let go. Don't be like a black or jew and sue

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Donald Trump's top health official wrote in a Fox News op-ed about risks "to unvaccinated individuals" amid a growing measles outbreak.

RFK Jr. Performs Astonishing 180 On Vaccines After Years Of Misinformation

Donald Trump's top health official wrote in a Fox News op-ed about risks "to unvaccinated individuals" amid a growing measles outbreak.

www.huffpost.com

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — an anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist ― appeared to strike a drastically different tone in a new Fox News op-ed published Sunday in which he advocated for the MMR vaccine amid a growing measles outbreak in Texas.

The op-ed, titled “Measles Outbreak Is A Call To Action For All Of Us,” carried the subheadline: “MMR Vaccine Is Crucial To Avoiding Potentially Deadly Disease.”

In the piece, Kennedy said he is “deeply concerned” about the outbreak in the South Plains region that’s “claimed the life of a school-aged child, the first measles-related fatality” in America for more than a decade.
Kennedy wrote about the risks of

Really what the f*** are you talking about that's not a 180
I guess when you misrepresent everything you just got to keep lying to yourself like a stupid person
You left wingers are so f****** stupid
You're so dumb I mean it's you have a zero education you're a f****** moron
How do you go through life that f****** stupid

 

[pknopp]

Don't sit there and tell me you didn't support Biden, I know better, you and a couple of others lose the "libertarian" crap and own what you are.

You're simply transparent

You supported Biden.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

You supported Biden.

Stop lying. Listen, bub, because you spew BS doesn't make it true. Biden was installed and used like a worn out puppet. Get there and then blabber

 

[0311]

Kennedy killed a load of Samoan kids last time. He cant afford that sort of carnage in the US.
Its a sick joke that he has any responsibility.

Experts Saw Samoa's Plunging Vaccination as a Crisis. RFK Saw An Opportunity.

Experts saw Samoa's plunging vaccination rates as a crisis. RFK Jr. saw an opportunity.

New details show how Robert F. Kennedy Jr., then chair of an anti-vaccine group and now Trump’s pick for health secretary, sought to exploit a deadly vaccine accident.

www.nbcnews.com

From the report.

"Months after Kennedy’s visit, the question of what would happen to Samoa’s unvaccinated babies was answered. A measles outbreak swept the country, sickening thousands and killing 83, mostly small children. As measles raged, Kennedy stayed connected to the island, writing to the prime minister to raise concerns about the vaccine and providing medical guidance to a local anti-vaccine activist who posted false claims about the vaccination campaign and promoted unproven alternative cures."

 

[0311]

Yes, but that's not the point.

Why is he now saying something very different than what he was saying before?

(I have some thoughts on it, but I want to hear what others have to say)

Because a child died.

 

[buttercup]

Because a child died.

I don't automatically believe what I'm told just because the MSM reports it.

I'm more curious than you, and certainly not as trusting of the Establishment as you are. If a child died, I want to look into it more, because these days there's always more to the story. TBH the recent news stories about Measles is starting to sound like another agenda-driven fearmongering campaign.

And I've heard a number of negative things about the MMR vaccine, enough to cause me to want to look into it more, before automatically coming to a conclusion about it.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Experts Saw Samoa's Plunging Vaccination as a Crisis. RFK Saw An Opportunity.

Experts saw Samoa's plunging vaccination rates as a crisis. RFK Jr. saw an opportunity.

New details show how Robert F. Kennedy Jr., then chair of an anti-vaccine group and now Trump’s pick for health secretary, sought to exploit a deadly vaccine accident.

www.nbcnews.com

From the report.

"Months after Kennedy’s visit, the question of what would happen to Samoa’s unvaccinated babies was answered. A measles outbreak swept the country, sickening thousands and killing 83, mostly small children. As measles raged, Kennedy stayed connected to the island, writing to the prime minister to raise concerns about the vaccine and providing medical guidance to a local anti-vaccine activist who posted false claims about the vaccination campaign and promoted unproven alternative cures."

I didnt realise he killed 83 kids. I thought he killed less than that. Ideal man to head up public health.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I don't automatically believe what I'm told just because the MSM reports it.

I'm more curious than you, and certainly not as trusting of the Establishment as you are. If a child died, I want to look into it more, because these days there's always more to the story. TBH the recent news stories about Measles is starting to sound like another agenda-driven fearmongering campaign.

And I've heard a number of negative things about the MMR vaccine, enough to cause me to want to look into it more, before automatically coming to a conclusion about it.

The MMR has been around since 1971.

Stop being ridiculous

 

[buttercup]

The MMR has been around since 1971.

Stop being ridiculous

I didn't say I was against it. I said I want to look into it more, because I've heard negative things about it... from a number of people, including RFK, before. Was he wrong then, or is he wrong now?

Also, is today's MMR vaccine the exact same vaccine it was in the 70s? Because I'm inclined to agree with you that it was a safe vaccine. But that was then. Is it the same today? I'm just asking questions.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

I didn't say I was against it. I said I want to look into it more, because I've heard negative things about it... from a number of people, including RFK, before. Was he wrong then, or is he wrong now?

Also, is today's MMR vaccine the exact same vaccine it was in the 70s? Because I'm inclined to agree with you that it was a safe vaccine. But that was then. Is it the same today? I'm just asking questions.

Sigh, just stop