You’d think that every American would be overjoyed after President Donald Trump and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., finally revealed the truth about vaccines and Tylenol causing autism. Now that we’re starting to get answers, we can work on solving the problem. But not everyone is happy about it. In fact, Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) ran to CNN to cry about Trump and RFK. He says he’s “very concerned” that the president and Secretary Kennedy are not trusting the “experts.”
Thune appeared for an interview with one of Fake News CNN’s most dishonest anchors, Dana Bash. After sneering that Trump and RFK’s presser was “not grounded in science,” Bash asked Thune, “How worried are you, sir, that RFK Jr. and the president will actually, with what they’ve said, adversely impact the health of American women and their babies?”
Setting aside the fact that it won’t adversely affect the health of women and babies if they forego Tylenol, Thune declared, “I’m obviously very concerned about that.”
“My view is we ought to be very guarded in making broad assertions and make sure that they are well grounded in science and medicine, and where we’re taking the consultation advice of experts in the field and ensuring that these things are all well documented.”
It’s like a religious catechism with these people.
“Trust the experts. Follow the science. Safe and effective. De-bunked conspiracy theory.”
Thune announced in February 2022 that he was running for reelection in 2024. Immediately upon making that announcement, he received campaign donations from the CEOs of Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Gilead, Takeda, Otsuka North America, and PhRMA. He also received donations from PACs run by Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson (the makers of Tylenol!), Teva, and Merck.
See? Science really is bipartisan!
Like a good little doggy on a leash, John Thune will betray the MAGA/MAHA movement and stab President Trump and RFK in the back when his Big Pharma masters tell him to. Whining to Fake News CNN, of all places. He also promised that Republican Senators are going to go after RFK and Dr. Oz the next time they appear for oversight hearings.
Vaccine apologists like Thune and others like to claim that there is “no evidence” linking vaccines, Tylenol, and autism. Just like with the 2020 election fraud, they have to change the meaning of the word “evidence” to make this claim.
Let’s say you just robbed a bank. As you’re running away, your mask slips off your face for just a second as I am walking by. I see your face clearly. I can give eyewitness testimony to the police and in a court of law to help convict. My eyewitness testimony is known as “evidence.”
If my eyewitness testimony counts as “evidence” that can send you to prison for 20 years, why does the eyewitness testimony of 5 million parents not count as “evidence?”
That’s how many American parents say that a vaccine gave their child autism. They saw it with their own eyes. They took their happy, healthy children in for a childhood vaccine appointment. Their children got sick after receiving shots, and then the children changed completely.
That is “evidence,” and it does not matter that the corrupt CDC and FDA officials have said for 30 years that it’s not evidence. There has never been a safety study on the effects of vaccines on children. They’ve never done it. They’ve done studies on adults and then said, “Okay, everything looks good. Let’s stick it in babies!”
They’ve never done safety studies on the cumulative effects of giving kids the 92 shots that are mandatory in some states for school attendance. The lack of evidence is on the side of the government health officials, not the parents.
Anyway, John Thune lost a lot of points this week by attacking RFK and President Trump. He’s just another politician running to defend his Big Pharma masters, so he can keep that sweet campaign cash flowing his way.
The Trump team has massive cultural momentum behind them this second term. So much winning! Trump has racked up victory after victory over the past eight months. The Supreme Court continues to issue historic rulings that are making generational changes to benefit America. What has John Thune done? Aside from running to CNN to whine about RFK and President Trump?
Forward to about the eight-and-a-half-minute mark to see John Thune backstab President Trump on behalf of his benefactors.