Senate Hosts Bogus Vaccine Science, Public Health Takes Nap
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In a plot twist even Hollywood would envy, a bogus study linking vaccines to chronic illness strutted its nonsense at a Senate hearing, setting a 'dangerous precedent' according to top infectious disease experts. The stunt, a masterclass in science denial dressed as policy, confused fact with fear-mongering as if they were twins separated at birth. Experts slam the Senate's open mic to pseudoscience, warning it’s like letting a flat-earther pilot a NASA shuttle—dire consequences guaranteed. No names named, but somewhere a lab coat facepalmed so hard it left a stain on the timeline of good policymaking.
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(1 of 3)Source: Statnews | Published: 9/9/2025 | Author: Jake Scott
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