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Senator Bill Cassidy pressed surgeon general nominee Dr. Nicole Saphier: does the MMR vaccine cause autism? Her answer: "I have not seen reputable evidence that would suggest that vaccines cause autism." Cassidy called that phrasing "wiggle room." Saphier held the same position under repeated questioning: "I do not believe... childhood vaccines cause autism." She called the MMR vaccine "our greatest tool for combating measles," not "extremely lethal" as the president has claimed, but when Cassidy pushed her to address that phrase directly, she said she "cannot speak to what the president has said." Cassidy also pressed her on the hepatitis B birth-dose recommendation, which the administration wants to remove for babies whose mothers test negative for the virus. Saphier defended universal birth dosing as "tried and true" and backed by the strongest evidence, citing Western Alaska's past record of leading the world in pediatric liver cancer cases before the policy was implemented, while stopping short of saying whether the current recommendation should stay in place, calling herself open to further discussion.show more

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dimmesdalevor 5 Tagen

If no evidence of an autism vaccine link in children then remove liability protection and have the claims tried in local courts. Also require insurance companies underwrite them, which will not happen unless big bucks are involved. If no risk, why liability protection?

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Gaute Adler Nilsen - Shadowbanning is censorship!vor 6 Tagen

Science and medical science should not be politicized. But clearly it is.

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Age of Autismvor 5 Tagen

"I did not have sex with that woman." "There's no evidence of harm." (Because we have not looked.) McKinsey consultant weasel speak.

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Newtomeevor 6 Tagen

Carridy is a quack doctor and a bully. Can’t wait for the garbage to be removed.

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Melissa Kinneyvor 5 Tagen

I am so glad that Cassidy has lost his seat! Prayers do get answered! Get these evil monsters out! They don’t care about anyone but big Pharma rats pockets for kickbacks.

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Rockitzvor 6 Tagen

This S0B Cassidy is the reason why there is not a full MAHA contingent in HHS. Thank God he's out in January.

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Michelle K Woodvor 6 Tagen

@SenBillCassidy when two absolute experts under oath in depositions both say there is no proof that vaccines do or do not cause autism, how can you continue to press doctors into lying about it? Stanley Plotkin & Kathryn Edwards both admitted there's no proof they Don't cause it.

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L. Tamayovor 5 Tagen

Why is a big pharma operative allowed to ask questions at all?

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Rebecca Keller🇺🇸vor 6 Tagen

Cassidy is EVIL!!!

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Barbaravor 6 Tagen

She was a horrible choice.

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Chantal Combsvor 5 Tagen

She is going to be a worthless schill for Big Pharma, so disappointing

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Andreavor 5 Tagen

It's ok guys. She reached out to Mary & said "kind words." So what if the MMR has destroyed countless lives & babies shouldn't get the Hep B. She's the best pick thus far! 🤦‍♀️

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Donald Grossvor 6 Tagen

Crap. Another Big Pharma puppet.

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HollyBvor 5 Tagen

Saphier is a hard NO. She's a disaster for SG and should be NOWHERE near public health policy.

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Michael Dohertyvor 6 Tagen

Reputable studies from captured scientists

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Alison Baconvor 5 Tagen

"Not extremely lethal"? Lol!!!! Neither is measles obviously.

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BillyDonvor 6 Tagen

She is awesome! Beauty and brains!

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Andy Moorishvor 5 Tagen

Bend the knee smh

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Bruce Borosvor 5 Tagen

Don’t cut that bitch any slack she doesn’t deserve it! The only reason she makes it on TV is because she has an attractive look about her but once she opens her mouth, you can see that she’s very ignorant on the topic of “vaccines” it’s such an embarrassment that we continue to have these Talking Heads that don’t realize the repercussions of their ignorance

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Callie Allie ✝️🔥vor 5 Tagen

They are not going to confirm anyone who says anything else

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Moll Bvor 5 Tagen

How do we keep getting these awful nominees?

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LHvor 5 Tagen

Is this the same Nicole Sapphire that was the resident specialist on Good Morning America? If so, no thanks. She’s just like the rest of them, same politically correct answers that follows the science 😂😂

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JBatchvor 5 Tagen

She's horrible.

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Lest We Forgetvor 5 Tagen

I mean... you have to "wiggle" when these Pharmafia thugs question you.

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Diotimavor 5 Tagen

What Del, RFK and other older males don’t want you to know is that age of the father (40 and over) is the highest risk increase for autism. They fear to implicate old busted sperm (they’re old) and point to the vax. They’re cowards.

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The_Revolutionvor 5 Tagen

So much for MAHA with this clown. @NBSaphierMD

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Tinkerbelle2021vor 5 Tagen

Both of them lacking where vaccines are concerned.

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TheWiseOwlvor 5 Tagen

Cassidy is a has been who is gone shortly - fuck @BillCassidy

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Had another interview with a reporter the other day and they asked me about the studies the government has done on the shots collectively given to infants in the first year of life, and whether they used a proper control group of children who didn't receive those shots. These studies are such a joke. What they end up doing with MMR, for instance, is saying they took children who got all the vaccines except MMR, then all the vaccines plus MMR, and didn't see a statistically significant uptick in autism, and therefore MMR doesn't cause autism. And that study is fine, if all the other vaccines have already been proven not to cause autism. Then you have a proper control group. But the Institute of Medicine states clearly there is no study that isolates the DTaP vaccine. And the CDC has suspected DTaP since the 1986 Act, which literally listed diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis as being associated with autism and as the first thing that should be investigated once they took on the liability. That investigation has never happened. I think we should ask ourselves why. Because if DTaP causes autism, it erases the validity of the MMR study entirely. Your control group had a product in it that can cause autism. That is the problem with the science that has been done so far. I have had both Dr. Stanley Plotkin and Kathryn Edwards on the stand in front of Aaron Siri, two of the most iconic figures in the vaccine space. When asked, listing every vaccine one by one, "Do you have a study showing it doesn't cause autism?" Kathryn Edwards had none. Stanley Plotkin stated the same thing under oath. What they both explained is that they made an assumption that vaccines don't cause autism. I have that on video on my website. These are the authors of Plotkin's Vaccines, considered the bible on vaccinations. So if your top vaccine scientists cannot provide a single study under oath, why are newspapers reporting there are mountains of evidence? I sued the CDC. I said show me the trials you relied upon for the first six vaccines in the first six months of life to conclude they don't cause autism. They had zero. Not for Hepatitis B. Not for polio. Not for DTaP. Zero. There is no two or three year placebo trial for these products like you would see with every other drug. And that is not an accident. Causation is established in a placebo trial. If you skip that trial, you remove your ability to ever get to causation. You are permanently stuck in the land of "associated with." And the agency that is required to do the safety studies is the same agency defending itself in court against me. They are not doing the science, so you cannot win. That is where we are.

Had another interview with a reporter the other day and they asked me about the studies the government has done on the shots collectively given to infants in the first year of life, and whether they used a proper control group of children who didn't receive those shots. These studies are such a joke. What they end up doing with MMR, for instance, is saying they took children who got all the vaccines except MMR, then all the vaccines plus MMR, and didn't see a statistically significant uptick in autism, and therefore MMR doesn't cause autism. And that study is fine, if all the other vaccines have already been proven not to cause autism. Then you have a proper control group. But the Institute of Medicine states clearly there is no study that isolates the DTaP vaccine. And the CDC has suspected DTaP since the 1986 Act, which literally listed diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis as being associated with autism and as the first thing that should be investigated once they took on the liability. That investigation has never happened. I think we should ask ourselves why. Because if DTaP causes autism, it erases the validity of the MMR study entirely. Your control group had a product in it that can cause autism. That is the problem with the science that has been done so far. I have had both Dr. Stanley Plotkin and Kathryn Edwards on the stand in front of Aaron Siri, two of the most iconic figures in the vaccine space. When asked, listing every vaccine one by one, "Do you have a study showing it doesn't cause autism?" Kathryn Edwards had none. Stanley Plotkin stated the same thing under oath. What they both explained is that they made an assumption that vaccines don't cause autism. I have that on video on my website. These are the authors of Plotkin's Vaccines, considered the bible on vaccinations. So if your top vaccine scientists cannot provide a single study under oath, why are newspapers reporting there are mountains of evidence? I sued the CDC. I said show me the trials you relied upon for the first six vaccines in the first six months of life to conclude they don't cause autism. They had zero. Not for Hepatitis B. Not for polio. Not for DTaP. Zero. There is no two or three year placebo trial for these products like you would see with every other drug. And that is not an accident. Causation is established in a placebo trial. If you skip that trial, you remove your ability to ever get to causation. You are permanently stuck in the land of "associated with." And the agency that is required to do the safety studies is the same agency defending itself in court against me. They are not doing the science, so you cannot win. That is where we are.

Del Bigtree

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This hearing sure did give us a lot to talk about today. In his opening statement, Senator Cassidy told a CDC nominee that anyone who questions whether vaccines cause autism is spreading misinformation. Then he spent the next two minutes unable to correctly name a disease outbreak he was citing as a public health emergency. "Study after study shows they do not cause autism," he said, presenting it as closed science. It isn't. We all know that. Cassidy also called it misinformation to question the hepatitis B birth dose, a policy that vaccinates newborns against a disease overwhelmingly transmitted through sexual contact or IV drug use, conditions that no newborn is in. This has been asked and answered. See: ACIP. The senator wants a CDC leader who won't tolerate "equivocation" on any of this. What he's actually demanding is silence on questions that remain genuinely open. 👇

This hearing sure did give us a lot to talk about today. In his opening statement, Senator Cassidy told a CDC nominee that anyone who questions whether vaccines cause autism is spreading misinformation. Then he spent the next two minutes unable to correctly name a disease outbreak he was citing as a public health emergency. "Study after study shows they do not cause autism," he said, presenting it as closed science. It isn't. We all know that. Cassidy also called it misinformation to question the hepatitis B birth dose, a policy that vaccinates newborns against a disease overwhelmingly transmitted through sexual contact or IV drug use, conditions that no newborn is in. This has been asked and answered. See: ACIP. The senator wants a CDC leader who won't tolerate "equivocation" on any of this. What he's actually demanding is silence on questions that remain genuinely open. 👇

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NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya made headlines after saying he does not believe vaccines are proven to cause autism. He explained his nuanced position in more detail: “We have this huge increase in autism prevalence.” “I don’t understand how people can so confidently say they know what the answer is for a biological condition that is so heterogeneous and has so many different hypotheses.” “For the MMR vaccine, I believe, high quality studies… fail to find a link.” “Do I believe that we know that there are some vaccines that cause autism?” “I don’t think that’s true.” “Do we know for a fact that every single vaccine—in combination when given—doesn't cause autism?” “Also, I don't know that we know that.” “These are things that are worthy of research.” Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD Jay Bhattacharya NIH

NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya made headlines after saying he does not believe vaccines are proven to cause autism. He explained his nuanced position in more detail: “We have this huge increase in autism prevalence.” “I don’t understand how people can so confidently say they know what the answer is for a biological condition that is so heterogeneous and has so many different hypotheses.” “For the MMR vaccine, I believe, high quality studies… fail to find a link.” “Do I believe that we know that there are some vaccines that cause autism?” “I don’t think that’s true.” “Do we know for a fact that every single vaccine—in combination when given—doesn't cause autism?” “Also, I don't know that we know that.” “These are things that are worthy of research.” Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD Jay Bhattacharya NIH

Jan Jekielek

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One of the world’s most respected vaccine experts—Dr. Kathryn Edwards, co-author of the bible of vaccinology “Plotkin on Vaccines” and the scientist who personally ran many of the pivotal trials that got childhood vaccines licensed—was hired to testify under oath that vaccines do NOT cause autism. Aaron Siri asked her a simple question for each vaccine on the schedule: “Can you show me the study proving DTaP doesn’t cause autism?” → No study “Hep B?” → No study “HiB?” → No study “Prevnar?” → No study “Varicella?” → No study “Were the original licensing trials even designed to detect autism as a possible outcome?” → No Her exact words when pressed: “You’ve badgered me into answering the way you want me to, but… No.” This is the same expert the entire “vaccines are exhaustively studied for autism” narrative rests on. She had one job in that deposition—and she couldn’t do it. Not one citation. Zero studies. Del Bigtree on The HighWire called it “one of the biggest mic-drop moments in vaccine history.” And now, just weeks after ICAN forced the CDC to admit in writing (as of November 2025) they have no studies showing vaccines are safe in pregnancy or don’t cause autism, this older testimony feels more seismic than ever. Watch the unedited exchange for yourself and decide. What does real scientific confidence look like to you? Drop your thoughts—respectful discussion only.

One of the world’s most respected vaccine experts—Dr. Kathryn Edwards, co-author of the bible of vaccinology “Plotkin on Vaccines” and the scientist who personally ran many of the pivotal trials that got childhood vaccines licensed—was hired to testify under oath that vaccines do NOT cause autism. Aaron Siri asked her a simple question for each vaccine on the schedule: “Can you show me the study proving DTaP doesn’t cause autism?” → No study “Hep B?” → No study “HiB?” → No study “Prevnar?” → No study “Varicella?” → No study “Were the original licensing trials even designed to detect autism as a possible outcome?” → No Her exact words when pressed: “You’ve badgered me into answering the way you want me to, but… No.” This is the same expert the entire “vaccines are exhaustively studied for autism” narrative rests on. She had one job in that deposition—and she couldn’t do it. Not one citation. Zero studies. Del Bigtree on The HighWire called it “one of the biggest mic-drop moments in vaccine history.” And now, just weeks after ICAN forced the CDC to admit in writing (as of November 2025) they have no studies showing vaccines are safe in pregnancy or don’t cause autism, this older testimony feels more seismic than ever. Watch the unedited exchange for yourself and decide. What does real scientific confidence look like to you? Drop your thoughts—respectful discussion only.

Camus

70,800 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

$"Decades ago, children received only a small fraction of the vaccines required today. In those times, people were much healthier." President Trump pointed to rising autism rates as he questioned today's childhood vaccine schedule, saying, "We did not know exactly what the cause is with respect to autism." "It is essential to our research efforts that we have the very best vaccine recommendations in the entire world," Trump said, calling for vaccines to be reduced or spread out over a longer period.$

"Decades ago, children received only a small fraction of the vaccines required today. In those times, people were much healthier." President Trump pointed to rising autism rates as he questioned today's childhood vaccine schedule, saying, "We did not know exactly what the cause is with respect to autism." "It is essential to our research efforts that we have the very best vaccine recommendations in the entire world," Trump said, calling for vaccines to be reduced or spread out over a longer period.

Fox News

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3. Bill Cassidy does. In exchange for confirming Kennedy in the Senate, he had a long list of demands. -RFK Jr will have a close working relationship with Cassidy with multiple meetings a month. -Cassidy will help hire for the health agencies. -Kennedy will work with current safety monitoring systems and not establish parallel systems. -Maintain the CDC’s advisory committee on immunization practices recommendations without changes. -CDC will not remove statements on their website pointing out that vaccines do not cause autism. -Will not use “sue and settle” techniques to change policies without Congress. -Kennedy will come in front of the HELP committee on a quarterly basis if requested. -The HELP committee chair may choose a representative for any board or commission formed to review vaccine safety. -A 30 day notice much be given to the committee if the agency seeks to make changes to any of the federal vaccine safety monitoring programs and the committee can review it. -Cassidy will use his authority to rebuff any attempt to remove the public’s access to life saving vaccines without iron clad evidence that says otherwise. -Cassidy will watch for any effort to wrongfully sew confusion about vaccines.

3. Bill Cassidy does. In exchange for confirming Kennedy in the Senate, he had a long list of demands. -RFK Jr will have a close working relationship with Cassidy with multiple meetings a month. -Cassidy will help hire for the health agencies. -Kennedy will work with current safety monitoring systems and not establish parallel systems. -Maintain the CDC’s advisory committee on immunization practices recommendations without changes. -CDC will not remove statements on their website pointing out that vaccines do not cause autism. -Will not use “sue and settle” techniques to change policies without Congress. -Kennedy will come in front of the HELP committee on a quarterly basis if requested. -The HELP committee chair may choose a representative for any board or commission formed to review vaccine safety. -A 30 day notice much be given to the committee if the agency seeks to make changes to any of the federal vaccine safety monitoring programs and the committee can review it. -Cassidy will use his authority to rebuff any attempt to remove the public’s access to life saving vaccines without iron clad evidence that says otherwise. -Cassidy will watch for any effort to wrongfully sew confusion about vaccines.

Anna Matson

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On autism, President Trump said that "while we do not know exactly what the cause is," it is "essential" to have the "best vaccine recommendations in the entire world." He made the comments as he signed an executive order on Monday laying out new recommendations for childhood vaccinations. "So we're reducing them, we're changing it to visits over the period of a year, a year and a half, so they get 20% of what they would have gotten in one big shot," Trump said. The executive order didn't mention autism, and the president cited no evidence for his claims. Research has found no evidence of increased rates of autism among those who are vaccinated compared to those who are not. Vaccines also undergo intensive safety testing. Research shows that genetics play a role in autism diagnoses.

On autism, President Trump said that "while we do not know exactly what the cause is," it is "essential" to have the "best vaccine recommendations in the entire world." He made the comments as he signed an executive order on Monday laying out new recommendations for childhood vaccinations. "So we're reducing them, we're changing it to visits over the period of a year, a year and a half, so they get 20% of what they would have gotten in one big shot," Trump said. The executive order didn't mention autism, and the president cited no evidence for his claims. Research has found no evidence of increased rates of autism among those who are vaccinated compared to those who are not. Vaccines also undergo intensive safety testing. Research shows that genetics play a role in autism diagnoses.

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The CDC’s own data in 1989 showed that babies that got the Hepatitis B Vaccine within the first 30 days had a 1,350% chance that child would develop autism “YES, Vaccines cause Autism” says RFK Jr. Archive this video, because it’s a doozy that every single parent needs to hear.. 🔴 MEASLES VACCINE • WOULD YOU give your kids the measles and mumps vaccines? —— NO, Absolutely not —— it is very hard to kill a healthy child with any infectious disease, particularly with measles. —— WHO themselves say Vitamin A is an absolute cure for measles. • Kids who are exposed to measles as a child are much healthier when they grow up. —— they’re much more resistant to cancers, atopic diseases, allergies, and heart disease. 🔴 HEPATITIS B VACCINE • the CDC’s own data in 1989 showed that babies that got the hepatitis b vaccin within the first 30 days had a 1,350% chance that child would develop autism. Wow 🤯 🔴 DO VACCINES CAUSE AUTISM? • Yes, Vaccines cause autism —— all of these ‘studies’ trying to disprove that are paid handsomely by the CDC. —— one of the most referenced and cited studies used was/is from a Chief Scientist named Paul Thornsen. —— Paul Thornsen is now a fugitive and wanted by Interpol and stole millions of dollars from the CDC and spent that money on a luxurious lifestyle and instead of studies.

The CDC’s own data in 1989 showed that babies that got the Hepatitis B Vaccine within the first 30 days had a 1,350% chance that child would develop autism “YES, Vaccines cause Autism” says RFK Jr. Archive this video, because it’s a doozy that every single parent needs to hear.. 🔴 MEASLES VACCINE • WOULD YOU give your kids the measles and mumps vaccines? —— NO, Absolutely not —— it is very hard to kill a healthy child with any infectious disease, particularly with measles. —— WHO themselves say Vitamin A is an absolute cure for measles. • Kids who are exposed to measles as a child are much healthier when they grow up. —— they’re much more resistant to cancers, atopic diseases, allergies, and heart disease. 🔴 HEPATITIS B VACCINE • the CDC’s own data in 1989 showed that babies that got the hepatitis b vaccin within the first 30 days had a 1,350% chance that child would develop autism. Wow 🤯 🔴 DO VACCINES CAUSE AUTISM? • Yes, Vaccines cause autism —— all of these ‘studies’ trying to disprove that are paid handsomely by the CDC. —— one of the most referenced and cited studies used was/is from a Chief Scientist named Paul Thornsen. —— Paul Thornsen is now a fugitive and wanted by Interpol and stole millions of dollars from the CDC and spent that money on a luxurious lifestyle and instead of studies.

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Rep. Kim Schrier, D-Wash., confronted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his decision to replace a panel of vaccine experts who make key recommendations. Schrier, a pediatrician, said she found this move “deeply concerning.” The lawmaker then asked the HHS secretary if he’s treated patients, including babies, who have measles, bacterial meningitis, whooping cough, among other illnesses, to which he said no. Schrier said thankfully, doctors have not had to treat these illnesses in recent years because of vaccines that prevent all these illnesses. Schrier then mentioned how during Kennedy’s confirmation hearings, Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, also a physician, expressed his concerns about Kennedy and his stance on vaccines. Cassidy ultimately voted to confirm Kennedy with the commitment that Kennedy would not change the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Schrier added. “But then 2 weeks ago, you fired all 17 experts on that very committee,” she added. “Did you lie to Sen. Cassidy when you told him you would not change this panel of experts?” Kennedy said he never made that agreement to Sen. Cassidy. Kennedy testified Tuesday on his agency’s budget request before a House panel, where he faced questioning about changes to U.S. vaccine policy, transparency actions, and his replacement of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Cassidy wrote on social Monday that while the ACIP replacements “have scientific credentials, many do not have significant experience studying microbiology, epidemiology or immunology.” Schrier accused Kennedy of lying to Cassidy in order to secure the senator’s vote. “You lied to Sen. Cassidy. You have lied to the American people. You have lied to parents about vaccines for 20 years,” she said, “and I also want to be clear that I will lay all responsibility for every death from a vaccine-preventable illness at your feet.”

Rep. Kim Schrier, D-Wash., confronted Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over his decision to replace a panel of vaccine experts who make key recommendations. Schrier, a pediatrician, said she found this move “deeply concerning.” The lawmaker then asked the HHS secretary if he’s treated patients, including babies, who have measles, bacterial meningitis, whooping cough, among other illnesses, to which he said no. Schrier said thankfully, doctors have not had to treat these illnesses in recent years because of vaccines that prevent all these illnesses. Schrier then mentioned how during Kennedy’s confirmation hearings, Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, also a physician, expressed his concerns about Kennedy and his stance on vaccines. Cassidy ultimately voted to confirm Kennedy with the commitment that Kennedy would not change the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, which advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Schrier added. “But then 2 weeks ago, you fired all 17 experts on that very committee,” she added. “Did you lie to Sen. Cassidy when you told him you would not change this panel of experts?” Kennedy said he never made that agreement to Sen. Cassidy. Kennedy testified Tuesday on his agency’s budget request before a House panel, where he faced questioning about changes to U.S. vaccine policy, transparency actions, and his replacement of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Cassidy wrote on social Monday that while the ACIP replacements “have scientific credentials, many do not have significant experience studying microbiology, epidemiology or immunology.” Schrier accused Kennedy of lying to Cassidy in order to secure the senator’s vote. “You lied to Sen. Cassidy. You have lied to the American people. You have lied to parents about vaccines for 20 years,” she said, “and I also want to be clear that I will lay all responsibility for every death from a vaccine-preventable illness at your feet.”

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Senator Bill Cassidy just went to the senate floor to disclose the deals he made in exchange for a yes vote on RFK Jr. Read below and let me know if it was worth it. -RFK Jr will have a close working relationship with Cassidy with multiple meetings a month. -Cassidy will help hire for the health agencies. -Kennedy will work with current safety monitoring systems and not establish parallel systems. -Maintain the CDC’s advisory committee on immunization practices recommendations without changes. -CDC will not remove statements on their website pointing out that vaccines do not cause autism. -Will not use “sue and settle” techniques to change policies without Congress. -Kennedy will come in front of the HELP committee on a quarterly basis if requested. -The HELP committee chair may choose a representative for any board or commission formed to review vaccine safety. -A 30 day notice much be given to the committee if the agency seeks to make changes to any of the federal vaccine safety monitoring programs and the committee can review it. -Cassidy will use his authority to rebuff any attempt to remove the public’s access to life saving vaccines without iron clad evidence that says otherwise. -Cassidy will watch for any effort to wrongfully sew confusion about vaccines.

Senator Bill Cassidy just went to the senate floor to disclose the deals he made in exchange for a yes vote on RFK Jr. Read below and let me know if it was worth it. -RFK Jr will have a close working relationship with Cassidy with multiple meetings a month. -Cassidy will help hire for the health agencies. -Kennedy will work with current safety monitoring systems and not establish parallel systems. -Maintain the CDC’s advisory committee on immunization practices recommendations without changes. -CDC will not remove statements on their website pointing out that vaccines do not cause autism. -Will not use “sue and settle” techniques to change policies without Congress. -Kennedy will come in front of the HELP committee on a quarterly basis if requested. -The HELP committee chair may choose a representative for any board or commission formed to review vaccine safety. -A 30 day notice much be given to the committee if the agency seeks to make changes to any of the federal vaccine safety monitoring programs and the committee can review it. -Cassidy will use his authority to rebuff any attempt to remove the public’s access to life saving vaccines without iron clad evidence that says otherwise. -Cassidy will watch for any effort to wrongfully sew confusion about vaccines.

Anna Matson

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