Trump Admin - Sec of HHS Kennedy

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Secretary Kennedy has obviously been a very busy boy. And he’s clearly no sentimentalist. Astonishingly, NPR ran yesterday’s most accurate HHS headline. To wit: “The Trump administration restructures federal health agencies, cuts 20,000 jobs.” Boom.

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Let’s pause a moment. I’d like to speak directly to all the people who, like me, fumed during the pandemic’s deadly bureaucratic excesses. We passionately longed for mass firings at the public health agencies. We wished upon a star that thousands would get pink slips for what they did. But we never allowed ourselves to hope, not really, because it was too much to hope for. Because, honestly, when has anyone in government ever been accountable for anything?

Welp, be of great cheer. Today is our day. It’s finally here! Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., strode into the Department of Health and Human Services like a multi-armed spanking robot set on ‘high.’ Yesterday, HHS announced a total downsizing of 20,000 jobs, reducing headcount from 82,000 to 62,000. Not only that, but Kennedy is slashing the total number of divisions within HHS practically in half, evaporating the health behemoth to 15 divisions from 28 (it had been happily shooting for 30).

It was truly an astonishing comeuppance for the so-called “health” agency, but it was not just that. Secretary Kennedy explained, “We aren't just reducing bureaucratic sprawl. We are realigning the organization with its core mission and our new priorities in reversing the chronic disease epidemic.” He plans to do more with less. He continued, “This Department will do more –a lot more– at a lower cost to the taxpayer.”

Call me crazy, but reversing the chronic disease epidemic should always have been HHS’s top priority, But that’s because I am a stupid moron who didn’t get into an Ivy League school where I’d have learned that the country’s real problems don’t come from viruses, bacteria, or chemicals. No, if I were a properly thought-trained élite, like they are, I’d understand that the real problems come from people’s ideas and opinions, especially when they cling to their Bibles and guns and believe different stuff from Ivy League professors.

So, i.e., the “real” health epidemic is racism. Not cancer, dummies.

You can imagine how it probably took a lot of meeting, planning, and talking to figure out which 20,000 employees to cut and how to compress 28 sub-agencies down into only 15. Now we know what Kennedy has been doing during his first few weeks in the office. It’s terrific news, and it’s just what many of us prayed for while suffering under the yokes of censorship and being mandated to do patently irrational and downright dumb things.

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Seriously, being forced to wear a hospital mask at Publix made us feel like how the North Koreans must feel whenever their porky Dictator-de-jeur orders everybody to clap for an hour straight. Faster! Now do it standing on one leg! Even faster! Now stick your tongues out! Guards! Kill that one! And that one!

Anyway. Dear health agency employees, I am sure some of you are hardworking, honest folks who did your best. But you should have spoken up. Now you face the spanking robot. Bend over.

This segment is running long, so I won’t bother mocking the various “experts” quoted by NPR, who all swore on their Satanic bibles that re-focusing on biological health —as opposed to ideological health— is going to kill everybody. Especially children!!

Allow me to be first to defy the “experts.” I’m predicting this mass reorganization will actually help Make America Healthy Again.




 

PJay

Well-Known Member
"RFK Jr. has declared an end to what he claims was the Health and Human Services Department’s role in enabling child trafficking for s*x and slavery during the Biden administration. He announced a major shift in federal policy, stating that the government is now actively working to locate more than 300,000 children who went missing under the previous administration. "During the Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking for s*x and slavery."

 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
💉 But no. Here’s the giveaway: despite the article’s main theme was about how testing against placebos alarms experts, the Globe never bothered to explain how vaccines are currently tested. If non-placebo testing is so wonderful, then why didn’t that information come first, right up front? But that bit was conspicuously absent, concealed behind empty technical jargon and meaningless buzzwords like “correlates of protection” and “biological responses.”

Nearly every other drug except for vaccines must succeed against a placebo. But under long-standing FDA regulations, vaccines are excepted. They are not tested against placebos. They are usually tested against other vaccines, or (I am not making this up) against heavy-metal solutions, creating a kind of jabby feedback loop. Old vaccines, already approved, are assumed to be safe and effective. So if your new vaccine’s side effect profile is no worse than the old vaccine you’re testing against, then shazam, you have a winner. It’s safe!

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Sometimes, new vaccines are even tested against older versions of the same vaccine, and sometimes the FDA will allow pharma to test a new jab against itself.

Not only that, but they don’t even test for efficacy anymore by measuring whether the drug actually reduces the disease or prevents hospitalizations. They just test whether victims’ immune systems produce certain antibodies. If so, they assume that also means fewer people will be hospitalized for the disease, which is a classic but oddly-named logical fallacy called “begging the question.”

They know it’s circular reasoning, yet they all keep pretending “everything is going to be fine.”

But now it’s all over. Placebos are back! You are probably feeling relieved and thinking, good, at least we have that debate settled, glad we have all behind us now. Sorry! Au contraire, mon ami. We must now deal with the experts.

💉 The experts, you see, do not agree that any of this is common sense. It’s right in the headline: placebo testing policy alarms experts. But why? Why are they so alarmed? Wait till you see this.

“Vaccine and public health experts,” reported the Globe, “said the statement from HHS is misinformation.” So. The experts offered three basic arguments. First, they argued it’s unethical to withhold a “known” vaccine from people who need protection (they always offer kids and measles as their example). Second, placebo-controlled trials are expensive and take longer than antibody trials, potentially slowing vaccines’ time to market. And third, they unironically argued some drugs might not make it.

Michael Osterholm, the University of Minnesota infectious-disease expert on Biden’s transition team, said the change threatened the existence of coronavirus vaccines. I’m not sure Osterholm realized what he was admitting there. If covid jabs can’t survive a placebo-controlled trial, then… they shouldn’t be sold. Again, it’s common sense, doc.


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Jab salesman and former FDA advisory board member Dr. Paul Offit viewed improved transparency and higher safety standards as threats. “You are watching the gradual dissolution of the vaccine infrastructure in this country,” Offit said, without any exaggeration whatsoever. But Offit’s quote was another accidental confession. If the entire system collapses under the weight of gold-standard testing, then what we had before wasn’t science to begin with. It was a house of gold-plated cards held up by blind trust in bureaucratic shortcuts.



 

Hijinx

Well-Known Member
On my facebook today Kennedy was all over the place with this miracle cure that does away with pharmaceuticals.
It was BS of course and you had to go somewhere and list to 10 minutes of Bullshit.
Is that really him or AI.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

RFK Jr. Buries Purple-Haired Democrat with Series of Inconvenient Truths After She Launches a Disgusting Smear Blaming Him for the Measles ‘Outbreak’ In America (VIDEO)



These hacks see the rise of this infamous childhood disease as an opportunity to discredit the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) agenda and create a new so-called scandal within the Trump Administration.

There are currently about 1,100 cases of the highly contagious disease in America, mostly from unvaccinated individuals who likely arrived in America illegally. But purple-haired Rep. Rosa DeLauro took the opportunity to smear RFK Jr. during a hearing before the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee’s health subcommittee.

“Measles, a disease eliminated in the United States just decades ago, has now claimed the lives of three Americans, including two children who died needlessly, and over 1,000 are confirmed to have contracted the disease,” said DeLauro in a transcript obtained by Reuters.

“All while you peddle unfounded and dangerous vaccine skepticism, spread lies and misinformation about people living with autism,” she added.

This is a lie, of course. RFK, Jr. has indeed told Americans that they should vaccinate their children against the measles and has long said he is okay with vaccines in general as long as they are safe.





 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
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GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Wrecks Democrat Rep. Josh Harder on Medicaid: “I Don’t Know if You Understand This or Whether You’re Just Mouthing the Democratic Talking Points”




It was a BRUTAL smackdown on Capitol Hill today when Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. torched Democrat Rep. Josh Harder (D-CA) over the left’s tired lies about “Medicaid cuts.”

The exchange happened during a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions hearing at 1:30 p.m. ET, where RFK Jr. testified on the White House’s budget request under the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill” — a $500 million package to complete his signature MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) objectives.

But when Rep. Harder tried to score cheap political points by accusing the administration of slashing Medicaid and abandoning the poor, RFK Jr. unleashed the facts.





 

PJay

Well-Known Member
RFK Jr: The Biden FDA slow-walked Approvals for US Vaping Companies, only to Fast-Track Chinese Vaping Companies that specifically targeted Children.

He says they will wipe them all out..

 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

☕️ PIPELINES ☙ Thursday, May 15, 2025 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠





Yesterday, HHS’ new Secretary testified before Congress for the first time since he took office at the House Appropriations Committee. He was ostensibly there to discuss funding the next HHS budget, but Democrats spent the entire time trying to create gotcha moments and generally being as disagreeable as a group of purple-haired ‘gender studies’ students at a MAGA rally.

Kennedy held his own, as you might expect from a lawyer and veteran of the vaccine wars. For instance, Democrats tried their best to foul him up over the Great Measles Epidemic of 2025, but Kennedy waded right through like he was crossing a Washington creek. “We’re handling measles better than any other country,” he shot back.

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Representative Rosa DeLauro complained, “I think we’re watching the demise of our public health system. Under the guise of fraud, waste and abuse, they are just obliterating our public health system.” Hopefully.

Democrats repeatedly obsessed over their favorite subject —vaccines. In a very lawyerly way, Kennedy refused to take the bait, saying, “I don’t think anybody should be taking medical advice from me.” He also discussed his plan to test all vaccines against placebos. In a sign of small progress, the Times spent three paragraphs “debunking” Kennedy’s plan because it found three vaccines (out of hundreds) that were tested against placebos. It’s like “debunking” UFOs by coming up with a reasonable explanation for three videos out of two hundred.

In any case, at least they gave up the foolish argument that we don’t need placebo testing.

The article next reported that Kennedy confounded their expectations by not taking the relentless scolding lying down. The Secretary “showed little hesitation in telling lawmakers they were wrong, and engaged in a heated back-and-forth that is unusual for any witness.” Usually Secretaries who come to the Appropriations Committee are more conciliatory.

But the Times admitted the twist: Kennedy didn’t need to be “nice,” because Republicans hold the House, and because he’d be even happier if HHS’s budget were cut anyway. But more cuts is just what Democrats were terrified of, and they complained about HHS layoffs more irascibly than a pack of old ladies who were just told they had to give up their usual bingo night table to make room for visiting foreign exchange students.

Some Republicans seemed uneasy wearing the health freedom mantle. Representative Chuck Fleischmann (R-Tenn.), for instance, asked whether Kennedy’s plan to ban certain petroleum-based dyes in food would increase costs for his candy manufacturing constituents. This evidenced a curious reversal between the parties’ normal positions. Democrats defending Big Food and Big Pharma is a wild new development. At one point, Kennedy snarkily reminded Congresswoman DeLauro, “You’ve tried to get food dyes banned for ten years, but I did it in 100 days.”

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It was media malpractrice of the highest order. The Times article gets an ‘F.’ You could read the whole story and think that Kennedy only has critics. The Times didn’t quote anyone favoring Kennedy’s reforms or programs. But its most egregious failure was ignoring the most remarkable and newsworthy things that he did say.

First, Kennedy discussed strictly regulating gain-of-function research, and astonishingly admitted, “NIH research almost certainly led to the pandemic.” Here’s the clip (0:54). You would think that the head of HHS’s’ admission that the government agency itself “almost certainly” caused the pandemic would be bigger news.

The Times didn’t bother mentioning that.

At another point, the new HHS Secretary spoke about the agency’s processes for unaccompanied immigrant kids’ permanent placement. “If you look at a grand jury report from Florida, what happened to many of those children was horrific,” he told stoney-faced lawmakers. “We’ve opened up five hundred criminal investigations,” he added. That’s 500 so far.

It never fails. Whenever Democrats have a chance to show their oft-advertised devotion to children and vulnerable adults, they retreat. Every single time.

Kennedy’s next truth bomb was as big as his pandemic admission, but once again, the media ignored him. They are too scared to even challenge the premise. “Under the prior administration,” Kennedy said, “the federal government became the biggest facilitator for child abuse in history, certainly in the history of our country.” Kennedy said HHS is now thoroughly investigating sponsors— “Nobody gets a kid without showing they are family,” Kennedy vowed. Link to clip (3:32).

So in one hearing, as the top official in HHS, Kennedy accused his own agency of starting the pandemic and of being the biggest child sex trafficker in history. You would think those kinds of accusations would be some kind of news. But no.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
You’re fired. Yesterday, the BBC reported the wonderful news in a story simply headlined, “RFK Jr sacks entire US vaccine committee.

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Bwahahahaha! “US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.,” the article explained, “a vaccine sceptic, has removed all 17 members of a committee that issues official government recommendations on immunisations.”

"Today we are prioritizing the restoration of public trust above any specific pro- or anti-vaccine agenda," Secretary Kennedy explained. "The public must know that unbiased science —evaluated through a transparent process and insulated from conflicts of interest— guides the recommendations of our health agencies."

The Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP) is a 17-member committee staffed with pharma industry insiders who make vaccine recommendations to the CDC. All 17 members on the current committee were appointed by President Autopen; half (eight) were appointed in Joe’s final days in office. Their terms would have lasted through 2028. But: Bye, Felicia.

Yesterday, Kennedy published an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal explaining his decision. He cited example after example of ACIP abuse, including a 2000 House report that found “Committee members regularly participated in deliberations and advocated products in which they had a financial stake.”

That disgraceful finding —twenty-five years ago!— came after the disastrous Rotashield vaccine scandal. That jab had been roundly blessed by ACIP, but had to quickly be withdrawn from the market due to severe adverse events. The House Report found that half of the Committee members who voted for Rotashield’s approval “had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies developing other rotavirus vaccines.”

The CDC knew about the members’ conflicts of interest, but just issued a global conflict waiver to the entire committee. And, Bob’s your uncle, just like all the covid shot blessings, Rotashield was approved anyway.

This may shock you, but not everyone was pleased. Dr. Bruce Scott, president of the American Medical Association, who doesn’t know his stethoscope from a garden hose, whined that the mass firing "upends a transparent process that has saved countless lives." Okay, doc.

Dr. Scott didn’t bother explaining how blanket conflict-of-interest waivers constitute transparency.

Everyone is waiting on pins and needles to find out who Kennedy will pick to replace the flushed committee. The media is sure it will be a gang of vile anti-vaxxers. Kennedy only gave us a hint: his goal is to restore public trust. Presumably that means hiring people with no financial conflicts of interest except, perhaps, a bias toward safety.

To say this upends the cozy relationship between pharma and government is a laughable exercise in understatement. This isn’t just a shake-up — it’s a controlled demolition. The gravy train just slammed into a wall labeled conflict of interest.

Rest assured, corporate media —beholden to its Big Pharma benefactors— will pillory and try to cancel whoever Kennedy appoints. It won’t matter whether it’s a Nobel laureate or a kindly pediatrician from Des Moines. If they so much as question the sacred syringe, they’ll be branded as heretics.

Some folks understandably and impatiently complain about the slow pace of HHS progress. But to me, it feels like slow-motion Christmas.




 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

RFK Jr. Axes ALL Funding for Bill Gates’ Global ‘Vaccine Alliance’



Via Washington Post (emphasis added):

The United States will halt its contributions to Gavi, the global alliance that works to expand access to vaccines for children in some of the world’s poorest countries, said Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Wednesday — a move that public health experts said would have deadly consequences.
Kennedy, who has a history of spreading vaccine misinformation, announced the decision in video remarks made to a Gavi summit in Brussels, during which he accused the group of neglecting “the key issue of vaccine safety.”…
In his remarks, Kennedy cited a study linking the DTP vaccine — for diphtheria, a highly contagious bacterial infection that kills 5 to 10 percent of those affected, as well as tetanus and pertussis — to increased child mortality. Kennedy also said Gavi should “consider the best science available,” and “re-earn the public trust."




Queue Progressive Keening and Whining ... wtf are we doing giving a billionaire money ... spend you GD Money
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
The clouds are gathering around big pharma’s most profitable products, and a big move may be in the works. Yesterday, the NYT telegraphed what may be coming in a story featuring this encouraging headline: “Kennedy’s Next Target: the Federal Vaccine Court.” In a sign of just how badly they are losing the narrative war, the sub-headline began by admitting, “The system for compensating people injured by vaccines needs significant reform.”

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So-called vaccine court
So what are we arguing about?

The article’s only “news” was that, last month, Secretary Kennedy tweeted criticisms of the vaccine court and pledged to fix it. He also suggested he was considering letting covid-shot-injured folks access the vaccine court. That’s it. Yesterday’s entire story from there was wild speculation and ‘experts’ grousing. But check out what they did admit. Here are direct quotes from the story:

  • “Even the staunchest defenders of the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program agree it needs reform.”
  • “It is slow, understaffed and can feel adversarial to families legitimately in need.”
  • “The program also needs more staff to review medical records, and an online system for families to track the status of their claims.”
  • “The compensation fund has a $4 billion surplus, some of which could be applied to remedy these problems.”
  • Altom Maglio, vaccine court attorney: “Fighting tooth and nail is just not appropriate, and doesn’t meet the goals” — referring to government lawyers battling families even over injuries with established causal links.
  • “Of more than 14,000 injury claims filed regarding Covid vaccines, only 69 have been paid out. More than 9,400 are pending, and about 4,800 have been dismissed.”
Despite all those strunning admissions that the vaccine court is failing injured Americans, according to the Times and its stable of pet experts, letting Kennedy fix the vaccine court could trigger a biomedical apocalypse. Open the injury tables and suddenly “tens of thousands” of “dubious claims” will pour in, hobbling the system, bankrupting it in “huge expenditures,” and even, heaven forfend, causing Americans to “lose access to some vaccines.”

Worse, if Kennedy does add covid-shot cases, it’ll be like “trying to wash your bike” in an already clogged sink. At best, he might “burn the vaccine court down” (Ed. note: hopefully); at worst, he secretly wants the “total collapse of the program,” leaving vaccine makers fleeing the market and public health laying in ruins.

All because Kennedy thinks families injured by mandated shots should get paid without spending half a decade in procedural purgatory.

The story is schizophrenic. First, it informs readers that the vaccine court is a leaky, mildew-stained shack —“slow, understaffed, adversarial”— but simultaneously argues that, if Kennedy so much as jiggles the doorknob, the whole public-health edifice will collapse into dust. It’s like calling the fire department to put out a kitchen blaze, then shrieking that water might get the floor wet. It’s a bad situation, but we HAVE to keep it.

The story can’t decide whether the program is a national embarrassment begging for reform, or a delicate crystal vase that mustn’t be touched. In trying to have it both ways, it left readers unsure whether the real problem is the program’s structure or the former Democrat now running HHS.

I’m calling it progress. Even the Times is being forced by topical transparency and salutary sunlight to cough up the charade that everything is just fine. Now we can argue about how drastic the fix needs to be. First round: Kennedy.

I’ve no evidence, but this non-story story suggests the Times knows something is coming and they want to pre-frame the narrative. Something good.



 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
In much more optimistic news, the Washington Post ran a delicious, Apprentice-style story yesterday headlined, “White House fires CDC director who says RFK Jr. is ‘weaponizing public health.’” Progress!

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Nobody in MAHA much liked former CDC Director Susan Monarez, who never met a mask or vaccine she didn’t love. Though the facts of her appointment a month ago remain mysterious, the most likely theory is that, since Secretary Kennedy made various promises to Senator Bill Cassidy (R-La.) to support his confirmation, Cassidy successfully demanded Monarez after Kennedy’s first choice for CDC Director fell through.

Either way, yesterday the White House finally fired her. Media reports suggested she was protecting a cascade of cartoon-like career CDC employees, such as “Monkeypox Czar” Demetre Daskalakis, pictured above. Daskalakis, who employees praised as being a “hands-on” manager, also resigned yesterday, presumably preempting his own termination. You can’t fire me, I quit!

Of course,
Demetre also posted a whiny and self-pitying “resignation tweet” that both managed to include the phrase “pregnant persons” and also ended, predictably, with his pronouns. Case closed.

Unlike Demetre, but like mortgage fraud and Fed Governor Lisa Cook, CDC Director Monarez is currently refusing to quit. According to the article, her attorney insisted, “Monarez never intended to resign, never told anyone that she intended to do so, and legally remains in the position because President Donald Trump did not personally fire her.”

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She’s probably waiting to see it on Truth Social, when her firing will become official. Tick, tock.

We’ve also learned that Monarez —not Kennedy— was behind the delay in cancelling the covid shots. “Monarez was pressed for days by Kennedy, administration lawyers and other officials,” WaPo reported, “over whether she would support rescinding certain approvals for coronavirus vaccines.” And there it was.

The other covid officials Monarez was protecting are also making like trees and leaving. Besides Mr. Monkeypox, the CDC’s chief medical officer, Debra Houry, has also resigned, as has Dan Jernigan, a “longtime official who helped oversee the CDC’s infectious-disease response.” Voluntary self-deportation.


Kennedy wasted no time. The Infectious Disease Special Edition ran the story headlined, “FDA Rescinds EUA but Approves Updated 2025-2026 COVID Vaccines.” With Monarez out, Kennedy announced on X that he’d ended the still-onoing “Emergency Use Authorization” for the covid vaccines, which changes everything.

Note that, even though covid vaccines got formal approval, pharma and medical fetishists are freaking out. First example (not entirely accurate in his facts, but still):

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Lefty lunatic and jab lover Keith Olbermann:

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I could go on and on. There are two very good reasons for all the progressive hysteria. First, even the new, non-EUA shot approvals greatly reduce who the FDA allows the vaccines may be prescribed for, and excludes healthy kids and adults under 65. But even more important, that means the “approved” shots will never be on the childhood vaccine schedule.

It’s a legal death notice. The two ways the covid shotmakers can get liability immunity is either through EUA —now ended— or as childhood vaccines under the 1986 Act. But since the jabs aren’t indicated for kids, that avenue of protection is now also walled off.

Pfizer and Moderna know better than anybody how dangerous their shots are. They are now completely exposed to lawsuits for vaccine injuries. Injuries to kids always bring the biggest jury awards. And their repeat adult customers are already loaded to the eye-teeth with spike. How hard will they market their shots?

Pass the popcorn. 🍿




 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
In much more optimistic news, the Washington Post ran a delicious, Apprentice-style story yesterday headlined, “White House fires CDC director who says RFK Jr. is ‘weaponizing public health.’” Progress!

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We're All Going to Miss the CDC's BDSM Scientist Who Just Quit in Disgust


I am deeply saddened to inform you that Biden's Monkeypox Czar, Demetre C. Daskalakis MD MPH (he/his/him), has resigned from the CDC in a principled protest against Trump Administration policies.

It is a shock move that deeply wounds the credibility of the Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.-led Department of Health and Human Services. While Biden never let ideology interfere with the medical recommendations and research, under fascist Trump, even well-qualified Pentagram-wearing health professionals can't bear to bend to the political will of the Nazi infrastructure.

You may recall that when Dr Daskalakis came into the public's consciousness under Biden, there was a tinge of controversy inspired by Republicans, white supremacists, and homophobes who seized on the fact that he appeared to be a Satanist. What's wrong with that? It's a personal choice, and if he wants to flaunt his demonic practices, it's a private matter even if it's in public.






 
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