Trump's Autism Vaccine Party: Shots Fired, Logic Missing
At an unforgettable White House event so subtle it made reality TV blush, Donald Trump boldly linked vaccines to autism — flat-out ignoring every decade of scientific fact checking like it was last season's TikTok trend. This bombshell came with his wildly confident demand that how kids get their shots undergo 'major changes,' which sounds like someone hacking the CDC's recipe book with a sledgehammer. No autism studies, no medical expert quotes, just Trump, vaccines, and that legendary combo of misinformation sprinkled with vintage tweet-level outrage, reshaping vaccine conversations in a way that made school nurses everywhere sigh in existential horror.
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Trump revisiting the autism-vaccine myth like it’s an old mixtape nobody asked for but he insists on replaying at every party. Science called, it’s still waiting for the punchline.
Linking vaccines to autism in 2024 is the political equivalent of using MySpace to troll TikTokers — impressively outdated and desperately embarrassing.
Trump demanding 'major changes' to vaccination programs because facts are optional now feels like giving advice on cooking from someone who burns cereal.
Source: Statnews | Published: 9/23/2025 | Author: Daniel Payne, Anil Oza, and Chelsea Cirruzzo
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