An open letter signed by health freedom leaders is threatening to withdraw political support from Kennedy and Trump unless the mRNA platform is removed from the market. Del hasn’t signed it. Robert Malone has. They agree on every policy goal but disagree sharply on the strategy.
Del’s argument is that threatening to pull support heading into midterms puts Rand Paul’s gain-of-function investigation, Ron Johnson’s hospital protocol hearings, and every other accountability proceeding at risk if Republicans lose the House or Senate. He won’t make a threat he wouldn’t keep, and he wouldn’t actually walk away from the only administration that has ever publicly acknowledged vaccine injury. He’s holding Kennedy accountable through active lawsuits instead.
@RWMaloneMD’s argument is that the fracture in the coalition isn’t a future risk; it’s already happening, and politicians have to be criticized regardless of the electoral calendar because there is always an upcoming election. He points to the mRNA flu vaccine being unanimously approved by VRBPAC while Kennedy took no action on that committee, and says a senior HHS official told him privately that the failures aren’t driven by conspiracy but by incompetence and bureaucratic obstruction.
The conversation also surfaces internal pressure from the West Wing, a poll Malone says was generated inside the White House to argue vaccine controversy would cost House seats, and Del’s concern that the letter is now being weaponized to pit COVID vaccine injury families against autism families in a way that could tear the movement apart from within.An open letter signed by health freedom leaders is threatening to withdraw political support from Kennedy and Trump unless the mRNA platform is removed from the market. Del hasn’t signed it. Robert Malone has. They agree on every policy goal but disagree sharply on the strategy.
Del’s argument is that threatening to pull support heading into midterms puts Rand Paul’s gain-of-function investigation, Ron Johnson’s hospital protocol hearings, and every other accountability proceeding at risk if Republicans lose the House or Senate. He won’t make a threat he wouldn’t keep, and he wouldn’t actually walk away from the only administration that has ever publicly acknowledged vaccine injury. He’s holding Kennedy accountable through active lawsuits instead.
Malone’s argument is that the fracture in the coalition isn’t a future risk; it’s already happening, and politicians have to be criticized regardless of the electoral calendar because there is always an upcoming election. He points to the mRNA flu vaccine being unanimously approved by VRBPAC while Kennedy took no action on that committee, and says a senior HHS official told him privately that the failures aren’t driven by conspiracy but by incompetence and bureaucratic obstruction.
The conversation also surfaces internal pressure from the West Wing, a poll Malone says was generated inside the White House to argue vaccine controversy would cost House seats, and Del’s concern that the letter is now being weaponized to pit COVID vaccine injury families against autism families in a way that could tear the movement apart from within.
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