RINO Sen. Bill Cassidy Melts Down Over Trump Vaccine Overhaul — Whines President Has ‘No Expertise’ to Make Changes

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, a physician, publicly criticized President Donald Trump’s executive order that alters federal policy on childhood vaccines, specifically the suggestion to administer the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine separately. Cassidy asserted that Trump lacks the necessary expertise to make such medical decisions and that vaccines are safe, effective, and do not cause autism. He argued that splitting vaccines would lead to more shots for children and potentially increase hesitancy, making them less safe.

• Senator Bill Cassidy, a physician, criticized President Trump’s executive order on childhood vaccines.
• Cassidy specifically objects to the proposal to split the MMR vaccine across separate visits.
• He stated that Trump does not possess the expertise to make these changes.
• Cassidy affirmed that vaccines are safe, effective, and do not cause autism.
• He believes breaking up vaccines would require more shots for the same protection, increase hesitancy, and make children less safe.
• Cassidy urged parents to consult their pediatrician instead of the executive order.
• This action by Trump follows an earlier HHS effort to reduce recommended childhood vaccines, which was blocked by a federal judge.