Why Did Trump Flip-Flop On Vaccines?

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Why Did Trump Flip-Flop On Vaccines?

Submitted by Dave Hodges on Wednesday, May 1, 2019 - 11:37.

Donald Trump ran for office on the premise of re-evaluating the safety of all vaccines. Now in a flip-flop he is demanding that all Americans get their shots and stop asking questions. Why?

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Abby Wed, 05/01/2019 - 14:19

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Trump is either a deep state psyop on Americans or has been comprimised. He doesn’t understand that he is the one person who can stop this. Mass arrests of the soros crowd and freeze the money. If they don’t have the money to pay someone to do the bad things (example southern border invasion.) the action will not happen. Sadly he rarely acts. The vaccines of today are loaded with poisons unlike 30 years ago.

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Mike Fisch Wed, 05/01/2019 - 17:55

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None of the vaccines given to infants and young children are safety tested against a placebo control group. NONE. Trump was always with the Deep State. What better way to put the political right to sleep than to fool them into thinking they have their own man in the White House? They'll just cheer and hope and do little or nothing to interfere with the globalist agenda that is rolling out in front of our eyes.

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