Donald Trump's Atlantic City Zipper problem screwed investors.....a phony university....and The Donald has a long history of behaving like a Buffoon.....
But sometimes, even a jackass gets things right.....
...with the Revolving Door of government, studies funded by Big Pharma or other vested interests.....
it's difficult to make scientifically based decisions.
In the case of immunization, the Buffoon may be right!
Spread out the schedule!
If veterinarians wouldn't do this to your furry family member, why would you do this to your child?
Just consider this season's FLU SHOT that has been determined to be INEFFECTIVE.
What do they say?
Get it anyway because we has STOCKPILES! We need to get our $$$!
AP
Trump doesn’t approve of the current childhood immunization schedule.
Snow removal isn’t the only hot topic about which Trump has an opinion. The measles outbreak that began in southern California is spreading, and public health officials have said “the resurgence is mostly caused by the growing number of people who are declining to vaccinate their children for personal reasons, or delaying the vaccinations.”
But Trump said he doesn’t think “a baby’s body can handle” the recommended vaccine schedule.
Trump said his own children are “fully vaccinated,” but he opted for a “spread out schedule” when it came to administering their childhood immunizations.
“We spread them out over a period of one year.”
In 1998, a medical journal article alleged a link between the MMR vaccine and autism. The study was discredited, and the article was retracted.
But Trump is convinced the manner in which children are vaccinated is to blame, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
“I’ve known people with perfectly normal children and then they took the child to get a single massive dose of vaccine, and the children are now autistic at a very high level ... I’m totally in favor of vaccinations, but I also feel like they should be given not at one time. There’s a reason why autism is through the roof,” he said.
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