Trump signs order to cut childhood vaccines and split MMR shots
Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting childhood vaccines because decades of medical research apparently can't compete with a bad hunch.
Trump signed an executive order recommending fewer childhood vaccines and suggesting parents break up the standard MMR shot into three separate injections. Standing right beside him was HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who fully backs the move.
During the announcement, Trump revived the long-debunked myth that childhood vaccines cause autism and went on to label the MMR vaccine "quite lethal." Decades of rigorous scientific studies have shown zero connection between vaccines and autism, and the MMR shot has been safely protecting kids for over half a century.
Trump even admitted that splitting the vaccine means parents will have to make five doctor visits instead of one, calling it "inconvenient" but worth it in his view. Meanwhile, medical experts and doctors in Congress pointed out that forcing more doctor visits just leads to fewer vaccinated kids and higher disease risks.
A politician with no medical background just decided to overrule 50 years of pediatric medicine because a personal intuition felt more persuasive than evidence.
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