Leadership upheaval at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention after the ouster of Director Susan Monarez by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. risks undermining vaccine programs and public health data integrity. Rising vaccine skepticism and planned reports claiming vaccine links to autism threaten to spread misinformation. Recent measles outbreaks in schools illustrate vulnerability to reduced vaccination uptake. Disrupted CDC and FDA functioning and degraded access to reliable scientific information can lead to more preventable illness, hospitalizations, and deaths, particularly among children entering a new school year without adequate immunization coverage.
Buckle up, baby, you're going to be sick, Steele answered. The explosion of measles this academic year in schools across the country is going to be we've seen what happened just in the first part of this year in places like Texas at the end of the school year. Steele continued: Now we're about to go into a whole new school year and and the idiocracy that's running our health care is saying, you know, Children don't need tohave the vaccines that they need to protect themselves and other kids.
So, yeah, people are going to get sick, people will die, and people won't have accessto the information they need to to keep them healthy and to save their lives because the data is B.S. It's made up. It's not real. RFK Jr., a well-known vaccine opponent, has promised to reveal in September what's clearly almost certainly causing autism, which drew Steele's ire.
We all know what this autism report is going to say. You think after all of this, they're going to put out a report that confirms that there is no link between vaccines and autism? Steele exclaimed. No! We already know the reports, what it's going to say. And yet the press and and the politics are going to pretend like this is somehow going to be news. They don't need to go study. What study?
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