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Axios' @AlexThomp just tweeted about how proud he was to write a book about Biden's cognitive decline with this absolute clown and constant conspiracy theorist, @jaketapper.
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Recent reports indicate that the Trump administration is considering a significant policy shift regarding mRNA vaccines, particularly those developed for COVID-19, such as the Pfizer and Moderna shots.
According to sources like the Daily Mail, discussions within the administration involve potentially suspending these vaccines for all age groups in the United States.
This proposal is reportedly backed by key health figures poised for influential roles in Trump’s team, including Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, nominated to lead the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Bhattacharya has supported an online petition suggesting a "causal link" between mRNA vaccines and an increase in excess deaths globally, a claim that remains highly disputed in mainstream scientific circles.
The push for suspension contrasts sharply with the vaccines' earlier acclaim under Trump’s first term, where their rapid development via Operation Warp Speed was hailed as a triumph, credited with saving millions of lives worldwide. However, growing vaccine skepticism, amplified by figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump’s pick for Health and Human Services Secretary, has fueled this policy reconsideration. Kennedy, a known vaccine skeptic, and others in the administration are said to be concerned about alleged side effects, despite widespread scientific consensus affirming the vaccines' safety.
Chuck Grassley says NYT Russia collusion liars Adam Goldman and Alan Feuer ignored the facts, evidence, and FBI rules to lay "a big wet kiss to the politically-biased leadership within the FBI" in a recent story defending their co-partisans at the agency.