Now I understood!
Rereading Pitts’ opinion piece showed me he was promoting the idea that parents should talk to their doctors who might advise them that they should buy their vaccines--or not. Pitts also suggested parents talk to pharmacists who might also advise them that they should buy their vaccines and get their kids jabbed in their pharmacy stores.
Near as I can discern that is exactly what RFK Jr. is proposing. Parents should do their best to become knowledgeable so that they can give their “informed consent.”
Pitts is just a professional flack artist for Big Pharma, just like the current FDA Commissioner, Marty Makary, MD. We will always remember him as the doctor who told pregnant women to get the Covid-19 jab and who now is saying, “we would like to see a universal flu shot.”
Individual states of the United States can decide which vaccines they mandate for attending school -- all states require certain shots. However, medical exemptions are available in all states so parents must find a doctor who can remember the athletes, news anchors and weather forecasters who suddenly fell over on playing fields and television programs.
If they do remember and are honest about what caused those falls -- Covid vaccine myocarditis -- they will provide all the medical exemptions you’ll need to send your kids to school.
The current chaotic picture would not be complete without a court case.
On 6 January a Biden appointed activist judge in Massachusetts allowed the usual suspects to sue RFK Jr. and the federal government. They want to replace the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) under court guidance, a request never seen before in any case.
JFK Jr. fired the members of the ACIP, including representatives of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and representatives of seven other major medical associations because “Under the old ACIP, outside pressure to align with vaccine orthodoxy limited asking the hard questions. The old ACIP members were plagued by conflicts of interest, influence, and bias. We are fulfilling our promise to the American people to never again allow those conflicts to taint vaccine recommendations,” said Andrew Nixon the HHS spokesman who added, “Experts will continue to be included based on relevant experience and expertise, not because of what organization they are with.”
At the time the ACIP members were fired, most members had financial ties to pharmaceutical companies marketing vaccines, or had worked with public health agencies to promote controversial vaccines, including the Covid-19, RSV and HPV shots.
Sounds like a good policy to me.
Who are the folks suing RFK Jr.? Plaintiffs in the case include the AAP, the American College of Physicians, the American Public Health Association, the Infectious Diseases Society of America, the Massachusetts Public Health Association, the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine and a pregnant physician identified as “Jane Doe,” who claims she faces “barriers to access to the vaccine.”
Once again, the usual suspects want control of all vaccines.