President Trump promised real change for America.
And a key player making that happen is Health Secretary RFK Jr. He has already shown he is serious about making America healthy again. And he is not afraid to shake things up.
This from thepatriotjournal.com.
Remember when he wisely changed the COVID shot advice for healthy kids and pregnant women? That was just common sense. But it looks like RFK Jr. is just getting warmed up. He is showing that under President Trump, Washington D.C. is finally working for the people.
And RFK Jr. has taken his biggest swing yet. He just told all 17 members of a big CDC vaccine panel, called ACIP, that their services are no longer needed. Heis “retiring” the whole group! This is a bold move. It sends a clear message: it is no longer business as usual at our health agencies.
Why such a big move? RFK Jr. explained it simply. Many of these panel members were put there at the last minute by The Obiden Regime. If they stayed, President Trump would not be able to pick a majority of new members until way out in 2028! RFK Jr. knew that to get things done, he had to act fast. He is cutting through the D.C. red tape to make sure President Trump’s plans for a healthier America can move forward now.
RFK Jr. said this panel was not doing its job right. He called it a “rubber-stamp” for vaccines. He also said it was full of “conflicts of interest.” That means some members might have been making decisions that could help their own wallets, not just American families. He even pointed out that groups giving advice to this panel met “behind closed doors.” That is not how we do things in a free country. We need openness!
The facts back him up. RFK Jr. highlighted a 2000 investigation. It found the rules about conflicts of interest were “weak to nonexistent.”
From Kennedy as reported by The Daily Wire:
Committee members regularly participated in deliberations and advocated products in which they had a financial stake. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) issued conflict-of-interest waivers to every committee member.
And it gets worse! A 2009 government report found that 97% of the conflict forms from panel members had missing information. And the CDC did not do much about it. This panel even failed to properly check vaccines for babies and pregnant women. It seems this clean-out was long overdue.
Of course, not everyone is thrilled when their cozy setup gets a spring cleaning. Some of the fired panel members are crying foul. One even told CNN this was “damaging to public health.” Big medical groups are also complaining. They say this move will cause problems. Even some Republicans, like Senator Bill Cassidy, seem a bit worried.
But let’s be honest. When you drain a swamp, the creatures living in it are bound to make some noise. These are likely the same people who were happy with the old, broken system. RFK Jr. is not listening to the D.C. insiders; he is listening to the American people who want real answers and real safety.
RFK Jr. is clear about his goal. He wants “unbiased science” to guide our health agencies. He wants to “ensure the American people receive the safest vaccines possible.” This is not about being against vaccines. It is about being for safe vaccines and for a system we can actually trust. It is about making sure our government agencies remember for whom they work: We the American People.
This decisive action is exactly what President Trump promised. It is about accountability. It is about making sure our government serves the people, not hidden interests or outdated ideas. RFK Jr. is showing that under this administration, common sense and the well-being of American families come first.
