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RFK Jr. Says CDC Ordered Scientist to DESTROY Autism Data Linking Measles Vaccine to Black Children in 2002
In 2004, a CDC-backed case-control study in Atlanta compared 624 children with autism to 1,824 without, assessing whether timing of MMR vaccination (before vs. after 18 or 24 months) was linked to autism risk. It found no significant association.
While the 2004 study did not find a causal link, a later re-analysis of the same data received significant attention.
A 2014 study published in Translational Neurodegeneration re-examined the CDC’s dataset and claimed to find an increased autism risk among African American boys who received the MMR vaccine before 36 months of age.
According to the 2014 study, “The present study provides new epidemiologic evidence showing that African American males receiving the MMR vaccine prior to 24 months of age or 36 months of age are more likely to receive an autism diagnosis.”
According to RFK Jr., the findings were explosive:
“The data from that study showed that black boys who got the vaccine on time had a 260% greater chance of getting an autism diagnosis than children who waited,” Kennedy testified.
“The chief scientist on that, Dr. William Thompson, the Senior Vaccine Safety Scientist at CDC, was ordered to come into a room with four other co-authors by his boss, Frank DeStefano, who’s the head of the safety press, and ordered to destroy that data. Then they published it without that fact.”
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Pharmaceuticals / Health Products Recipients
Top 20 Recipients, 2023-2024
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Rank Recipient Chamber Total
1 Harris, Kamala (D)", President, $8 652 114,00
2 Trump, Donald (R)", President, $1 444 087,00
3 Casey, Bob (D-PA)", Senate, $624 574,00
4 Tester, Jon (D-MT)", Senate, $576 423,00
5 Guthrie,Brett (R-KY)", House, $534 102,00
6 Brown, Sherrod (D-OH)", Senate, $478 109,00
7 Haley, Nikki (R)", President, $391 185,00
8 Peters, Scott (D-CA)", House, $351 378,00
9 Rosen, Jacky (D-NV)", Senate, $341 471,00
10 Rochester,Lisa (D-DE)", House, $331 402,00
11 Cassidy,Bill (R-LA)", Senate, $329 842,00
12 Gallego,Ruben (D-AZ)", House, $326 292,00
13 Blackburn,Marsh (R-TN)",Senate, $320 655,00
14 Allred, Colin (D-TX)", House, $320 535,00
15 Pallone,FrankJr (D-NJ)", House, $301 880,00
16 Smith, Jason (R-MO)", House, $283 846,00
17 Hudson, Richard (R-NC)", House, $283 045,00
18 Clark, Katheri (D-MA)", House, $274 109,00
19 Baldwin,Tammy (D-WI)", Senate, $258 558,00
20 Carter, Buddy (R-GA)", House, $249 099,00
TOTAL: $16 672 706,00
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Big Pharma Campaign Contributions Reveal Politicians Fixed on Drug Companies
Seventy-two senators and 302 members of the House of Representatives cashed a check from the pharmaceutical industry ahead of the 2020 election — representing more than two-thirds of Congress.
During the first year of Covid, Pfizer’s political action committee alone contributed to 228 lawmakers. Amgen’s PAC donated to 218, meaning that each company helped to fund the campaigns of nearly half the lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Overall, the sector donated $14 million.
In addition to giving roughly $1 million to members of Congress, Pfizer also wrote checks to 1,048 individual candidates in state legislative races.
During the ‘17-’18 election cycle, Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), the recently ousted Speaker of the House, received a total of $380,350 in campaign contributions from Big Pharma lobbyists. Last year, he received $201,828.
Beto O’Rourke, who failed as a potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, received $171,255.
Mitch McConnell, received $149,113, with Eli Lilly being the prevailing big pharma company.
RINO Texas Senator John Cornyn received $120,000.
Here were the top receivers of Big Pharma donations in 2022, according to Open Secrets.
1. Raphael Warnock, (D-GA), Senate $769,729
2. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, (R-WA), House $419,195
3. Scott Peters (D-CA), House, $400,540
4. Catherine Masto Cortez (D-NV), Senate, $381,424
5. Tim Scott,(R-SC), Senate,$354,475
6. John Fetterman,(D-PA), Senate, $352,757
7. Patty Murray,(D-WA), Senate, $351,730
8. Mark Kelly, (D-AZ), Senate, $349,767
9. Charles Schumer, (D-NY), Senate, $344,751
10. Brett Guthrie, (R-KY),House, $343,700
11. Maggie Hassan, (D-NH),Senate, $273,021
12. Todd Young, (R-IN), Senate, $256,220
13. Kyrsten Sinema, (D-AZ), Senate, $253,165
14. Ron Wyden, (D-OR), Senate, $235,090
15. Larry Bucshon, (R-IN)House$224,800
16. Robert Menendez, (D-NJ), Senate, $219,283
17. John Curtis, (R-UT), House, $213,400
18. Tim Ryan, (D-OH), House, $207,352
19. Kevin McCarthy, (R-CA)House, $201,828
20. Val Demings,(D-FL), House, $200,743
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