“Trump really could empower RFK Jr. to wreck public health” proclaims the headline in Vox.
“RFK Jr. Wants to Reshape US Health Policy. Good Luck With That” mocks a banner in Wired.
Likewise, the Wall Street Journal joined the frenzy, noting that “industry, doctors, and their supporters in Congress probably will resist Kennedy’s unconventional health ideas.” The alarmist reporting exposes the strategy to discredit Kennedy, claiming he’s a “conspiracy theorist and vaccine skeptic” who supports “dubious and unproven therapies,” and if Trump follows his dangerous agenda, “preventable diseases like measles and polio could make a comeback.”
All those on Big Pharma's payroll are pushing the BS already?
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They are already making a come back due to the third-worlders Biden has imported. We had a measles outbreak in my company, and I took that as a hint to get the childhood vaccines again, before I contracted the disease (vaccine immunity expires over time). The humorous part was receiving a statement that I was now certified to attend elementary school.
ReplyDeleteI wish RFK luck.
ReplyDeleteIt won't be easy to convince congress that they can live without the huge (re)election 'contributions' coming from big pharma.
We all knew this bullshit was coming. This is them lashing out like they always do. Pointing fingers, screaming, and making shit up. That's all any of them are good at and all they'll ever be good at!
ReplyDeleteDidn't expect the Wall Street Urinal to pile on and join the shrill leftist shrieking. That's another once-credible publication down the drain.
ReplyDeleteRFK vs Big Pharma. I don't agree with him on a lot of things, but I hope he acts like a hungry weasel who just broke into a chicken coop.
ReplyDeleteRFKj doesn't want to wreck public health.
ReplyDeleteHe wants to wreck those who make a fortune wrecking public health.
-lg