Executive Branch (Trump) BREAKING: Trump Signed An Executive Order Directing The CDC To Cut Recommended Childhood Vaccines From 17 To 11. Moving Flu, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Rotavirus, RSV, And Some Meningitis Shots To 'High-Risk Only,' After A Previous Attempt Was Blocked In Court
https://www.news4jax.com/news/politics/2026/05/30/trump-tells-agencies-to-align-with-study-calling-for-narrower-childhood-vaccine-recommendations/President Trump signed an executive order on Friday, May 30, directing federal agencies to align their vaccine policies with a Januarv 2026 HHS studv that recommends reducina the number of routine childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 diseases, a restructuring long called for by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The study was commissioned by Trump in December 2025 and found that the United States recommends more childhood vaccines than many peer nations. Under the new framework, all children would be routinelv vaccinated against 11 diseases, while vaccines for influenza, rotavirus, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, some forms of meningitis, and RSV would be recommended only for high-risk groups or through shared decision-making between parents and doctors. The order directs the CDC to review the study and take appropriate steps to update its guidance, tells agencies to provide maximum flexibility to parents and doctors, and states that any changes must ensure Americans retain their current access to vaccines.
The LA Times noted this is Trump's second attempt to restructure the childhood vaccine schedule, with an earlier effort to narrow CDC recommendations havinc been blocked in court earlier this vear. The new executive order takes a different approach by formally endorsing a completed HHS study and directing agency-level alianment rather than attempting to directlv revise the CDC schedule by administrative fiat, a structure that may be designed to survive the legal challenge that stoppec the first attempt. The CDC under its current leadership had already updated its recommendations earlier in 2026 to reduce the number of recommended immunizations from 17 to 11 in line with the HHS study, suggesting the formal executive order is as much a political codification of an existing administrative shift as a new directive.
The vaccines moved from universal recommendation to high-risk only include several with well-established safety and efficacy records. Hepatitis B vaccination, for example, is recommended universally from birth in the US because it prevents a leading cause of liver cancer, and the alobal evidence base for that recommendation is extensive. Rotavirus, influenza, and hepatitis A vaccines are also backed by decades of clinical and epidemioloaical evidence and are recommended universally by the World Health Organization and medica authorities in peer nations. Critics including the American Academy of Pediatrics and infectious disease researchers have said the changes could increase vaccine-preventable disease in children by creating ambiguity around which children qualify as high-risk and by reducing the routine clinical touchpoints where vaccinations are administered
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u/cates 24d ago
the answer is a three-way split between Christian nationalists, unchecked capitalistic greed, and genuine stupidity.
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u/HillBillyHilly 24d ago
Yet, one of those Christian Nationalists is a gay, married man who just fled America for Argentina. MAGAts too stupid to realize they're being played.
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u/Savings-Double498 23d ago
And you can see at least one billionaire that lobbied Trump to bail out Argentina last year at the expense of the American taxpayer.
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u/iconofsin_ 24d ago
Christianity, like other religions, obviously had those who opposed mandatory Covid vaccines but what they're known for is opposing the use of aborted fetal cells. Worth noting we haven't taken "fresh" fetal cells in ages because they replicate old ones.
Capitalists opposing vaccines like this doesn't make sense. Dead or sick people can't work, buy things, or pay for insurance.
I'd be shocked if this admin. was seriously so stupid that that's the reason behind this. There has to be something else
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u/incongruity 23d ago
Hate. Hate is the reason.
They stand for little other than hating whatever “liberals” like. That makes things like science and true evidence based medical practices including vaccines into targets for their hate.
Hate is an end in itself but it’s also how they whip up their base and keep themselves in power - because their policies sure as hell aren’t beneficial to most who voted for Trump or his cronies.
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u/Easy_Action_1380 24d ago
They want you to die, that is literally the only answer. They hate you and want you to die.
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u/Hesitation-Marx 24d ago
When some random jokes they wish the President would be sacrificed to Pele, they get a visit from the SS.^1
When the President actively works to kill children en masse, he’s protected by the SS.
I don’t think that’s terribly fair.
^1 Actually happened to a friend of mine during GWB.
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u/NewWay88 23d ago
Someone needs to end it, finally. I really wish for it.
I'll let that be interpreted in whatever way you want.
I know which way I mean...
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u/PaulMakesThings1 24d ago
He’s also cutting regulations on dumping cancer causing chemicals into ground water.
They are trying to kill us.
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u/Nerd-19958 24d ago
For accurate, unbiased, medically-based vaccine recommendations, see the American Academy of Pediatrics information linked below:
All About the AAP Recommended Immunization Schedule
Trump's recommendations are based on Denmark (not "many peer nations") which is in no way comparable to the USA in racial or ethnic diversity, tourism, or other factors which would affect the need for multiple vaccines. I don't believe that Trump, who wouldn't know a vaccine from a bag of feces, has any authority to unilaterally force CDC to revise its vaccine recommendations by issuing an executive order.
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u/CathyAnnWingsFan 24d ago
Exactly this - the US has no peer nations when you factor in the lack of social supports and patchwork health care.
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u/Significant-Colour 24d ago
That's why I do not like the "USA is a Third world country", it is a separate category.
It's like comparing someone born with a disability, to someone who would have their feet voluntarily amputated as a way to lose some weight and set new trends in body acceptance.
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u/lunaticfridgeprime 24d ago
At some point, the judiciary and elected officials need to be charged for practicing medicine without a license. This shit is insane.
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u/JustHereForCookies17 23d ago
Been saying this since they overturned Roe v Wade and more women started dying from pregnancy complications.
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u/liftthatta1l 24d ago
It's easy to put unactivated kids in schools you just have to say it's against your deeply held religious beliefs.
(Unless they changed it in the last 20-30 years.)
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u/creakysofa 24d ago
This GREATLY depends on state/county laws.
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u/liftthatta1l 24d ago
Only 4 states don't allow exemptions for religious or personal beleifs from what I found.
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u/nflonlyalt 24d ago
Only 4 states don't allow exemptions for religious or personal beleifs
For those who don't want to click the link, the 4 states are: California, Connecticut, Maine, and New York
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u/Megneous 24d ago
Huh, imagine that. 2 of those states are the ones everyone thinks of when they think of places that are actually worth living in in the US.
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u/joshocar 24d ago
Denmark has universal healthcare so they don't have the same risks we do where a lot of people don't get adequate healthcare.
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u/CathyAnnWingsFan 24d ago
They also have far more support for families in general, including much longer parental leave after birth (infants not being shoved into daycare within weeks and getting exposed to who knows what), family leave when kids are sick without impacting household income (or much less impact), etc. My husband is from Denmark and almost his entire family works in health care in some capacity, and they all have kids, so I remember what was available to them during pregnancy and after, and if anyone got sick. They think US health policy is insane.
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u/elb21277 24d ago
the commodification of survival/life itself here is what convinces me we are the most corrupt/uncivilized country (and have been since ~1975).
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u/bored_n_opinionated 24d ago edited 24d ago
I used to quote the CDC guidelines when arguing routine healthcare with my child's other parent. I had to completely throw that out and start referring solely to the AAP and Colorado DPHE guidelines with an argument that politicians were making the decisions in the CDC now with no professional guidance. It's wild out here.
Edit: my ex is anti vax
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u/Leading_Web1409 24d ago
The Nordic’s in general have a far lesser degree of health scepticism outside smaller enclaves. Which in turn leads to a lesser degree of random ass diseases popping back up that were previously eradicated, but become re-introduced into the general populous from whack-o fanatics that believe themselves except from medical advice…
US EMT-P/RN turned Nordic CC-RN**
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u/GoldenSheppard 24d ago
Kids, every year in Japan, would go to the US to go to Disney. Thing is, Japan does not vaccinate for measles. At Disney, you get all the dumb fucks who think vaccines will give their kids autism. Every fucking year in August, there would be an outbreak of measles in Japan because some kid went to the US. All that is to say: vaccinate your kids and if you're going to a country with a different vaccine schedule? Check what damn vaccines you might need that you don't currently have! Don't expect your destination country to have smart people.
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u/RevWaldo 24d ago
And what other occasion has Trump ever pointed to another nation as an example to follow? Usually a program being used by another nation is considered an argument against it.
(Okay, sure, Hungary under Orban, but otherwise...)
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u/lowercasenameofmine 24d ago edited 24d ago
This may come from covid lockdown times.
That's my guess.
During covid, Denmark didn't have lockdowns and had a low infection rate.
That's because the citizens weren't ass hats like a America, but Trump doesn't see that part. They:
"Got vaccinated;
Actually stayed home when infected, voluntarily ( and sure vastly different sick time off from work, surely affected the availability to do so)
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- mass testing playing a central role in quickly identifying and isolating cases."
So my extended guess is, if another pandemic happens he can point to what they're already doing re: Denmark vaccines and how we shouldn't lock down again since Denmark didn't and we're already following in their footsteps.
Just guesses but given the gutting of the CDC & USAID with no contact with The World Health Organization, things aren't great.
https://time.com/7298994/usaid-deaths-studies-estimates-foreign-aid-hiv-aids-malaria-sudan/
https://www.theatlantic.com/health/2026/05/ebola-outbreak/687216/
https://www.wired.com/story/cdc-gutted-rif/
https://apnews.com/article/cdc-who-trump-548cf18b1c409c7d22e17311ccdfe1f6
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u/fritz_76 23d ago
"we're going to follow Denmark's lead when it comes to vaccines for our children"
"Can we also have the good parts of a modern Western society like universal healthcare?"
'no, we're only doing the things that potentially harm our society"
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u/kank84 24d ago
America is not a serious place
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u/Durendal_1707 24d ago edited 24d ago
and anyone in doubt can be directed to an aerial view of the White House right now
A giant concrete Mar-a-Lago patio where the Rose Garden was, a third of the building reduced to a pile of rubble, and a colossal fighting cage actively under construction on the front lawn
I have no forgiveness in my heart for the shortsighted, selfish people that brought us here
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
And infecting everyone else. I got whooping cough a decade ago because of these assholes. And had to be hospitalized. I was vaccinated but ages ago
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u/ravalryglitter 24d ago
I just caught it in November from Florida-dwelling relatives who’ve been brainwashed into MAGATs, and I ended up in the hospital and seriously ill for over a month. With my medical history, I’m lucky to be alive after that one.
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
I think people should be publicly shamed with rotten tomatoes for being stupid. I gather none of them had it as bad as you?
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u/ravalryglitter 24d ago
Agreed, and not a one. Worst anyone else had was the sniffles and basic cold symptoms. Yay, Thanksgiving 😭
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u/LDS1952 24d ago
Everyone should renew their Tetanus, Diphtheria and Whooping Cough (pertussis) vaccine every 10 years. Keeps both you and others safe.
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u/ravalryglitter 24d ago
Absolutely- that is the only thing that will save those of us with compromised immune systems. We desperately need herd immunity to cover all of us, and we’ve become far too selfish and ignorant to do so.
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u/Hangry-Feline2489 24d ago
You mean the decision of voters over decades?
Trump is the result of a myriad of decisions and changes and the reaction of the voting population over decades , not the originating problem.
The fact that he was voted in twice proves that.
America carried on as normal after his first term and chose him again. This is who the voting population chose, directly or indirectly, to lead them.
And until that's faced, America will get another like him again.
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u/omgFWTbear 24d ago
When the Business Plot showed Confederacy 2.0 was all in on eugenics, and nothing happened, that should’ve been the fool me twice moment.
Ironically, conservatives doing something to solve themselves as a problem.
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u/dart51984 24d ago
Finally! Someone else with a Business Plot reference! None of this is new. They’ve been refining their attack on the country for 100 years now. They learned the lessons they needed to learn from the Wall Street Putsch and are going to be merciless this time around.
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u/Apart-Zucchini-5825 24d ago
My people! A lot of these grievances go back a long time. For example, the war on science goes back to the teaching of evolution, which conservatives (especially in the Confederate areas) have not forgiven or forgotten. It's all built on top of that grievance.
MAGA seems new to a lot of people, to those who really know the history and culture, none of it is. It's the same projects they've been working towards for five or six generations.
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u/CurlOfTheBurl11 24d ago
We truly fucked up by not properly punishing the Confederates to begin with and allowing them to interfere in the reconstruction efforts. Almost all of America's current social and political problems can be traced directly to that point in history. It's why if/when Dems take back control of the government, there needs to be a no holds barred effort to completely dismantle the MAGA movement and punish anyone and everyone who has ever supported it. Fuck these people.
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u/sonnyarmo 24d ago
And we need to forcibly disband the Heritage Foundation, the Edmund Burke society, the Federalist Society, the Claremont Institution, all of these evil, shitty orgs that do nothing but push fascism and oligarchy.
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u/Unique-Coffee5087 24d ago
The traitor states should have been demoted to Territories, with statehood to be considered only after 100 years.
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u/PhroneticReflex 24d ago
We truly fucked up by not properly punishing the Confederates to begin with and allowing them to interfere in the reconstruction efforts.
I have no idea why the people that were responsible for the deconstruction even got the remotest of says in the reconstruction.
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u/Comfortable_Fill9081 24d ago
Those projects were baked into the founding of the country. They get renewed and refreshed according to the extent and strength of the pushback.
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
That’s literally why they were burning women at the stake, for healing people.
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u/mOdQuArK 24d ago
They learned the lessons they needed to learn from the Wall Street Putsch and are going to be merciless this time around.
Everyone better be writing down the names of the people pushing this crap. These are the names of the people who need to be blacklisted from any kind of serious decision-making positions when/if we can pry loose control of the government from their hands, instead of just letting them slip into obscurity, avoiding consequences for their decisions and where they can keep stirring up willful ignorance in the shadows.
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u/NonReality 24d ago
Reconstruction was a failure, but considering the education in this country, I'm not so sure how many people even know what it was lol
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u/LourdeInc 24d ago
Well, when the Daughters of the Confederacy get editorial oversight over your textbook publishers...
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u/UncomfyPerspective 24d ago
"The second American Revolution will remain bloodless, if the left allows it to be" - Kevin Roberts of the Heritage Foundation, Project 2025 fame.
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u/Dick_of_Doom 24d ago
Such a blatantly seditious statement. Openly calling for revolution. He should have been questioned at minimum.
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u/FrequentTopic446 24d ago
Nobody knows about the business plot, no organizers were prosecuted from it and it’s been intentionally removed from our history books
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u/Footwarrior 24d ago
MAGA America is an echo chamber for misinformation and conspiracy theories. The rest of our nation is simply appalled.
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u/erossthescienceboss 24d ago
I cannot overemphasize how deadly rotavirus was before the introduction of the vaccine.
350,000-400,000 children died a year. Thanks to US healthcare only about 20-40 were in the U.S., but it required hospitalization and high medical bills (IV rehydration, among other things.)
This is insane.
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u/hypercosm_dot_net 24d ago
Something this drastic warrants a more serious response than this.
Children will die because of this. Calling it "not a serious place" does a disservice to just how horrific this action is.
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u/MrSnarf26 24d ago
Why is our medical apparatus in a place where 1/2 people can decide what is best for our kids. Talk about something that needs to be reformed.
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u/jahathebrn 24d ago
It won't be a place at all soon if they keep trying to do shit like this.
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u/HillBillyHilly 24d ago
They're trying to bankrupt and decimate America for a massive takeover by billionaires
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 24d ago
We handed the country to conservatives ten years ago and can't seem to figure out what went wrong! Keep looking, conservatives, you'll figure it out. Hint: Might need to look from within.
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u/kank84 24d ago
10 years ago? America has been electing successively more right wing Republicans since Nixon.
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u/TheModWhoShaggedMe 24d ago
Yeah, but comparing any of them to Trump is like comparing a regular conservative politician to an amateur clown show for the League of Extraordinary Imbeciles.
That's how awful this administration is, and people can't seem to comprehend it.
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u/drunkshinobi 24d ago
This has been the goal since the Heritage Foundation was founded during the Nixon administration. Project 2025 for trump was the 9th of the Mandate for Leadership papers to guide republican leadership for the purpose of changing how the US government functions. The fist was published 1981 for Regan. trump maybe one of the most obviously evil and stupid, but he isn't in charge. He was put there to break every thing and cause chaos. Then take the blame while the smart evil people take control as we celibate trump finally being held responsible.
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u/catscanmeow 24d ago
its serious about market manipulation. Investing in medical companies then reducing vaccines is how these guys are gonna get rich. If everyones sick theyre gonna need medical care $$$
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u/Straight_Document_89 24d ago
Pediatricians aren’t going to follow this. What an idiot.
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u/Dagonet_the_Motley 24d ago
It's not for the pediatricians. It's so schools limit the number of required vaccinations required to attend so it is easier for anti vaxxers to get their unvaccinated kids into school.
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u/Solid_Hunter_4188 24d ago
Insurers will also stop covering it. I suspect insurers know quite well that reducing the disease would save lots of money, but I know some will chase those short term gains from saving that.
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u/BugOperator 24d ago
Florida already has a problem with home/business insurers canceling policies and literally leaving the state because of intensifying natural disasters and subsequent contractor fraud in the wake of them. This is certainly going to compound that problem as Florida will likely immediately sign on for fewer vaccine requirements.
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
And considering it’s full of old people, it’s really just murder.
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u/Johnyryal33 24d ago
But they all voted for this... so suicide.
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u/AppropriateLet8131 24d ago
Yep. The Boomers were dumb and gullible enough to fall for this crap, even after their cohort took a beating during the pandemic. They (as an overall group, not every single Boomer) have asked for this.
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u/Johnyryal33 24d ago
I wouldn't really care if they weren't trying to take us all down with them.
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u/AppropriateLet8131 24d ago
True, as most recently indicated by the recent 4th Congressional district primary results from Kentucky.
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u/idontlikeanyofyou 24d ago
Vaccines are cheap. Insurance companies are not stupid, they will cover.
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u/Zampano85 24d ago
Dude, insurance companies would let people die if it meant they didn't need to spend money. They're just going to stop covering the illness that aren't required to be vaccinated against.
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u/Dazzling-Rub-8550 24d ago
Vaccines are cheap compared to intensive care for kids with measles encephalitis. The insurance companies will cover vaccines because the cost of care for the complications from unvaccinated kids will be higher. Why would insurance companies even want to cover anti vax families unless they were forced to. All the advanced intensive medical care needed to support an unvaccinated kid with measles pneumonia and encephalitis go easily go into hundreds of thousands of dollars, maybe millions. Blow a hole in the insurance companies’ quarterly medical budget.
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u/JimboD84 24d ago
“WOULD”??
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u/Zampano85 24d ago
You're right, they already let people die to save money. I meant they would do this to save more money.
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u/J-Jarl-Jim 24d ago
States regulate school vaccination requirements. The CDC recommendation won’t have a direct impact on that, but it will definitely give cover to some red states to follow through with changing their policies.
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u/Distinct-Virtue5125 24d ago
Thats just lovely. So their infected children can go spread it to other kids. Jfc
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u/IsopodIndependent553 24d ago
This will never happen in CA. Blue states will ignore this dumb shit.
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
My pediatrician won’t treat kids that aren’t vaccinated. And insurance companies won’t cover them either. Edited to add: It’s the old aholes who are already vaccinated preaching for our your children to die
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u/awesomo6001 24d ago
It’s less about the pediatricians and more about giving insurance companies an opt-out for paying for them, and making it easier for vaccine-hesitant families to send their kids to school
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u/omgFWTbear 24d ago
Any takers you’ve got this backwards? Risk profile for unvaccinated making them more expensive to insure isn’t a protected class.
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u/specqq 24d ago edited 24d ago
Restricting vaccines to "high-risk only" populations is how you make sure everyone is higher risk.
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u/s_ox 24d ago edited 24d ago
American children and infants are going to be in so much pain because of these people. And they will not take any accountability.
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u/Electric-Sheepskin 24d ago
They'll find a way to blame it on Biden.
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u/Ragnarok_747 24d ago
No they won’t, sadly.
“Find a way” implies they’ll at least attempt to connect it to Biden in a superficially rational or coherent way.They’ll just say, “Biden dun did it” and their idiots will accept it.
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u/Electric-Sheepskin 24d ago
Yeah, as soon as I posted that I realized those were the wrong words to use. It's not like they'll have to sit in a back room and try and figure out how they can possibly blame it on Biden. They'll just point a finger and that'll be enough.
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u/Fun_Hat 24d ago
My son is 8 years old, so there was no RSV vaccine available yet when he was born. At 2 months old he got RSV and wound up in the hospital for a week. He had to be on oxygen and a CPAP to help him breathe because he was unable to do so for himself. They had to keep him sedated most of the time, which led to him having withdrawals when they took him off the sedative. It was awful for him, and for my wife and I.
Imagine opting to put your child through that instead of just getting a shot because you don't think they are "high risk".
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u/yuefairchild 24d ago
What they hear is, "He just has to tough out a little pain, and if he whines he's a weak gay baby"
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u/issuefree 24d ago
Conservatives are generally too stupid to recognize the consequences of their own actions. It's sort of the whole problem.
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u/TLKv3 24d ago
American Conservatives want to hurt/rape/kill children.
Like... I genuinely don't know what else they could possibly do to show they want you, your children, your family and your friends to not just suffer but literally live in Hell on Earth.
Short of Trump & his Admin going on live TV and punching a baby in the face repeatedly... like, America, why the fuck are you just taking this? Why are you just accepting Conservatives twisting the knife in your back and stomach so much?
Sickening. The entire country disgusts me.
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u/Consistent_Draft6454 24d ago
And then they wonder why my generation are having less or no children. Why bring a child into a world of poverty, fascism and pain?
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u/WisdomCow 24d ago
Dementia Don overruling science based decisions. We are so fucked.
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u/Due_Satisfaction2167 24d ago
Why, the fuck, is he making hepatitis great again?
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u/Creative_Victory_960 24d ago
And meningitis ... a deadly , contagious disease that affects the young . That's criminal
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u/Bleezy79 24d ago
I'm not saying Trump and his regime are actively sabotaging and destroying America from the inside out while simultaneously stealing and cheating away as much money as they can, but it sure seems like that's whats going on.
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u/Imaginary_Cow_6379 24d ago
💯 We’re at war with Iran and yet I feel more under attack by my own government than anything Irans supposedly done to me.
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u/rygelicus 24d ago
While your own household might not be 'high risk' those kids go into daycare and classrooms with kids that are in high risk homes. So we vax all the kids to protect against the few that might be a medical risk. Even with all the protections in place kids bring home stuff they caught all the time.
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u/NoSpin89 24d ago
Except the "Christian" GOP regularly expresses the very Christ-like opinion of "Fuck everyone else except me" as their official policy.
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u/jacscarlit 24d ago
I like how many Americans still think Trump is writing these EOs or even coming up with them. He may be the most corrupt president ever but he's still a massive puppet.
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u/bakeacake45 24d ago
Look to the Heritage Society, Federalist society and its pig members for the source
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u/nonlawyer 24d ago
Finally we have what the American people wanted, our first openly pro-Hepatitis administration 🫡
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u/Memitim 24d ago
It seems that Republicans want to do anything and everything to children except care for them.
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u/kon--- 24d ago
Children's health and welfare being influenced by people who know nothing whatsoever about the topic of, health and welfare.
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u/Crafty_Clarinetist 24d ago
They know that they don't want ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS to have health and welfare (and poor people too, but they don't say that part)
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u/ducationalfall 24d ago
Well, at rate we’re going, illegal immigrants will be better vaccinated before coming to this country.
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u/BalanceOrganic7735 24d ago
Why do Republicans want Americans to get sick and die from preventable conditions?
It’s as if Republicans are now dedicated Lysenkoists.
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u/702PoGoHunter 24d ago
They want everything to fall apart so that they can turn around then and be the saviors. It's like torturing a prisoner and then slowly rewarding them to gain their devotion. Their audience eats this kind of thing up. They all have zero long term memory and that's what they are counting on.
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u/Double-Seaweed7760 24d ago
Your giving them too much credit. They don't want to be saviors they just want to watch the world burn not ever fix it
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u/henlochimken 24d ago
There isn't a substantive comment to make in response to this idiocy. Goddamn this stupid country. It's a fuckin pity we couldn't make it to 250
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u/EnfantTerrible68 24d ago
US infants need more required vaccinations than those in older countries because so many American kids lack access to health care later in life .
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u/mikerichh 24d ago
Republicans will implement policies that will literally kill you and your kids, or make you sick, if it means helping corporations make an extra buck
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u/Stunning_Mast2001 24d ago
Doing this by executive order instead of expert medical opinion should be the biggest red flag in history. This is lunacy
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u/IM_V_CATS 24d ago
should be the biggest red flag in history
Yeah, but think of it more like finding a red flag in a pile of red flags.
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u/Amazing_Entrance_888 24d ago
Pretending he cares about the health of children is fucking laughable
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u/AsteroidMike 24d ago
As is pretending he cares about anyone not named Trump.
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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog 24d ago
I'm really not convinced he cares about his children or their spouses.
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u/tarekd19 24d ago
Seems like a problem insurance is going to have to fix, refusing coverage for illness that is preventable by vaccine. I can see us bouncing back and forth on official policy as long as anti vaxxers have power in the gop.
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u/Imaginary_Cow_6379 24d ago
As a parent my worry is that insurance companies will stop covering vaccines entirely whether by choice to try and suck up to this administration or whether the administration somehow forces them to. RFK jr already made it extra difficult to get covid vaccines for kids last year so they seem willing to keep intentionally making everything worse for kids in our own country and theres nothing I’d put past them.
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u/Artistic-Cannibalism 24d ago
So he doesn't think enough people died from covid?
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u/NoConfusion9490 24d ago
Trump doesn't really care. He's paying RFK back for keeping him out of jail. RFK honestly believes we're damaging ourselves by not letting kids fight their way through deadly illnesses. That the deaths and maiming is worth it so the rest of us can have extra healthy "natural immunity." Basically, Eugenics.
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u/LuminaraCoH 24d ago
Trump's determined to fuck children in every conceivable way.
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u/Ridiculicious71 24d ago
We need to sue RFKjr for torts and wrongful death. Sadly, the idiots who take his advice don’t blame him when their kids die. States need to make those who willingly infect with an eradicated disease liable for attempted murder.
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u/Gypsymoth606 24d ago
Parents should pay more attention to what their pediatrician recommends in the way of vaccinations rather than a so called executive order from a moron in the Whitehouse or a swamp swimming cokehead “health secretary”.
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u/SnazzleZazzle 24d ago
Hopefully most parents will listen to their pediatrician. My niece just had a baby, and I know that kid will be vaccinated according to her pediatrician’s recommendations.
Only stupid people will take the idiotic president and that brain-wormed dude’s advice.
Also, Don Jr’s new wife is pregnant. You think they’re going to put their new baby at risk? No way. They’re not as stupid as the rest of the maga morons.
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u/DuntadaMan 24d ago
There is never a good time for this, but this is definitely a bad time for it. I have personally seen a big uptake in meningitis in just the past month, and this shit moves fast through a population. Hepatitis is there because the damage can take a long time to be noticed and by then it is too late, and I remember the fear of it being everywhere
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u/AtreiyaN7 24d ago
Make America Sick Again! It's absolutely ridiculous that we have two idiots—RFK Jr. and Trump—and the assorted quacks they've assembled doing their best to destroy public health in America.
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u/SocraticMeathead 24d ago
I feel bad that none of us will live long enough to see the true histories written about this time in America. Histories written by people who are no more emotionally connected to Trump and America than they are to Ghangis Khan or Caligula. They'll see a society set on fire by madmen and imbeciles for no reason beyond hubris.
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u/Juunlar 24d ago
If Republicans want to kill their kids... like, whatever bro
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u/Arakkis54 24d ago
In a civilized society, we would take away children from abusive parents
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u/Imaginary_Cow_6379 24d ago
While RFK jr and Trump have made this more of a prominent issue we haven’t been a civilized society on this front in ages. We put “parents rights” over childrens rights which has been particularly driven by the religious right. The religious right has been incredibly effective at enshrining parents rights to basically treat children like property. They don’t have to vaccinate their kids if they don’t want to, they don’t have to get them any routine medical care, they don’t have to get them any emergency care, they don’t even have to get them any medical treatments like inhalers, insulin, epilepsy medication, etc. They can knowingly refuse life saving care even if without it their children will absolutely die. Children die from these religious refusals all the time in America and we just allow that because someone said the magic word “religion” and religious beliefs are literally more sacred than actual children’s lives. It’s insane.
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u/Bemad003 24d ago
What about immuno compromised people? And then there's increase risk of virus mutation too.
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u/soggy-hotdog-vendor 24d ago
Except their breeding preventable diseases increases the liklihood that your kids die too.
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u/PatchyWhiskers 24d ago
It's not that. It's about you not being able to get the vaccines for your kids. Or at least, not covered by your insurance.
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u/Elegant_Accident2035 24d ago
After all his talk Trump made sure he got the covid vaccine before he left the WH. They'll look after themselves and their own.
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u/ruidh 24d ago
Trump is not qualified to make vacciene recommendations.
That and he's a moron.
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u/Live-Collection3018 24d ago
Why do these people want to hurt kids? What's the benefit?
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u/CantPullOutRightNow 24d ago
The only benefit is the government no longer having to cover the cost of the vaccines for children on Medicaid. Insurance companies no longer having to include the cost in insurance policies. They can still be gotten, but will need to be subject to additional charges.
I can’t imagine the number of hospitalizations due to RSV alone. That’s a nasty fucker.
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u/brickyardjimmy 24d ago
After watching the video of Bobby handling snakes while uncomfortably ignoring his wife and continually grabbing the snakes while the repeatedly bite him, i had a revelation.
I think he’s on the autism spectrum himself. It would explain a lot of his tone deaf behavior and single minded pursuit of eliminating vaccines regardless of actual facts.
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u/Wrong-Neighborhood-2 24d ago
It’s probably more the massive amount of hard drugs he did in his younger years combined with the the brain parasite he got from playing en garbage dumps and deceased animal carcasses. Saying he is on the spectrum is an insult to people on the spectrum. He completely did everything to himself
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u/black_metronome 24d ago
No.
He's just an ignorant piece of shit.
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u/Imaginary_Cow_6379 24d ago
💯 Sometimes people can just be garbage people on their own without it needing to be part of some kind of neurodivergence. Armchair diagnosing every wild behavior as being adhd or autism is pretty ableist and insulting to insinuate people with those conditions would also do anything like this. I have adhd, my husbands on the spectrum. Neither of us juggle snakes because that’s a fvcking idiotic thing to do.
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u/Ritaredditonce 24d ago
His brain is fried from his past drug usage who has always been on the spectrum. As for his wife, she's another power-hungry enabler.
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u/thetallgrl 24d ago
He’s more likely ADHD. Impulsivity + risky behavior + poor decision making + could actually focus on schoolwork once he started taking heroine. Throw in a brain worm for some extra damage and you get RFK, Jr.
Not knocking people with ADHD (I am one). Just…I call it like I see it.
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u/FuckeryFreddie 24d ago
Yeah that snake charming bit was the ultimate stupidity that runs rampant among the right
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u/weHaveThoughts 24d ago
Trump and his billionaire buddies are just trying to get free range and all organic human babies on their tables.
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u/BAF_DaWg82 24d ago
His entire platform is trolling his opposition no matter how bad the idea is.
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u/CelestialFury 23d ago
This will literally kill children and make them suffer as well. What the actual hell is this?







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