Watch: Trump talking to RFK jr about vaccines

Ooooh……Trump is Hitler.

How do you lefties allow yourselves to be so propagandized?
 


RFK is a good dude.

Trump once again proves he is a pandering retard.

Infants are not given a shot with 38 vaccines. That's total horseshit.

And Trump repeated the bullshit autism conspiracy theory that has been thoroughly debunked.

It's nice to see Trump caught at being willing to suck anyone's cock to turn them.

He is nothing but a con artist. He knows how to suck in retards who have a desire to bleev whatever bullshit he peddles.
 
Trump once again proves he is a pandering retard.

Infants are not given a shot with 38 vaccines. That's total horseshit.

And Trump repeated the bullshit autism conspiracy theory that has been thoroughly debunked.

It's nice to see Trump caught at being willing to suck anyone's cock to turn them.

He is nothing but a con artist. He knows how to suck in retards who have a desire to bleev whatever bullshit he peddles.

How much is your grocery bill compared to Feb. 2020?
 


RFK is a good dude.


Part of what makes the video notable was the apparent suggestion that Trump and Kennedy are on the same page politically. So why did he try to run as a Democrat?

Trump knows how to go along with conspiracy theory nuts. To win them over.

“When you feed a baby, Bobby, a vaccination that is like 38 different vaccines, and it looks like it’s meant for a horse, not a, you know, 10-pound or 20-pound baby,” the Republican said. “And then you see the baby all of a sudden starting to change radically. I’ve seen it too many times. And then you hear that it doesn’t have an impact, right? But you and I talked about that a long time ago.”

This did not sound like a conversation between two rival candidates, competing for the same office. Rather, it came across as a nice, cooperative chat — which probably won’t help the chatter about Kennedy deliberately playing the role of spoiler candidate.

The best-case scenario is that Trump knew what he was saying was nonsense, but he made the comments anyway in the hopes of currying favor with someone whose endorsement he was seeking.

From a public-health perspective, the worst-case scenario is that Trump actually believes what he said — echoing similar earlier comments — and his prospective second-term administration would govern with such beliefs in mind.

 

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