Our medical guru was asked at his Senate confirmation hearing as head of Health and Human Services (HHS) whether the COVID-19 vaccines had saved the lives of millions of Americans. He stated, "I don't know. We don't have a good surveillance system."

Additionally, Robert Kennedy Jr. believes that certain groups are immune to COVID-19. He maintains that Chinese and Ashkenazi Jews have some sort of built-in immunity to the coronavirus. Whites and blacks don’t have that type of immunity, according to Kennedy, and yet he didn’t wear a mask. Listen to RFK Jr.'s response when asked why he didn’t use a mask.

Wait, let me get this straight. RFK Jr. didn’t get any COVID shots or wear a mask. Nevertheless, our medical guru has a national campaign to Make America Healthy Again (MAHA).

Our crusading guru wants to stop putting fluoride in drinking water. RFK Jr. maintains that fluoride is a “dangerous neurotoxin.” Kennedy read a report about the fluoridation of water in parts of Canada, China, India, Iran, Pakistan, and Mexico. In some cases, some of those half-dozen countries have fluoridation at 1.5 milligrams per liter. Some studies indicate that the amount of fluoride has been associated with lower IQs among children. The US wasn’t included in those reports since the CDC recommends 0.7 milligrams per liter, which is more than half of the amounts in those six other countries.

Wait, let me get this straight. The head of the HHS uses reports about other countries using amounts of fluoride when our country uses half that amount.

It gets worse. RFK Jr. has authorized HHS to determine the cause of autism. He already knows the cause, which is that all the various vaccines given to children are the cause. One of the problem vaccines is the MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine.

A couple of days ago, our medical guru went to Seminole, TX, where the second little girl died due to contracting measles. Let me get this straight. The guy who thinks the MMR vaccine causes autism and doesn’t work preventing measles went to one of the little girl’s funerals to “console the families and to be with the community in their moment of grief.”

Now, suppose you were the parents of the two children who died due to measles. How would you feel when the head of HHS comes to console you when he didn’t want you to get the vaccines for you and your children. RFK Jr. bears the responsibility for the two children who died and over 712 others who have contracted measles. The University of Chicago Medicine predicts that 3 people in 1,000 that get measles will die, and the MMR vaccine is available to protect all Americans.

To make matters worse, Kennedy maintains that cod liver oil contains high amounts of vitamins A and D, which are better than the MMR vaccine. They aren’t and, if taken in large doses, are harmful.

RFK Jr. works for Trump, who maintained that COVID-19 will disappear in the spring.

COVID-19 has gone away, kind of. From March 2020 to May 2023, 111,820,082 Americans contracted COVID, and 1,219,487 died from it. Trump’s assertion that it would go away in the spring of 2020. His was wrong by three years.

Trump bought into the belief that someone discovered a cure for COVID-19. As a result, he pushed taking hydroxychloroquine as a preventive medicine to avoid COVID-19. Also, COVID-19 didn’t go away in the spring of 2020.

Apparently, hydroxychloroquine wasn’t a cure-all for Trump. He was hospitalized on October 2 and was released after October 5, 2020. This is a photo of Trump leaving the White House on October 2.

A rare photo of Trump wearing a mask