RFK Jr. is Weird - Part 2: Vaccines and Anti-Vaxx Nonsense
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is weird. His campaign for President in 2024 has been filled with bizarre statements and stories about his weird and off-putting behavior. This is noting new. Prior to his run for President, RFK Jr. was best known as a conspiracy theorist who regularly made false statements about the safety of vaccines. This post will document a short sampling of some of the anti-vaxx things RFK Jr. has said over the decades. RFK Jr. is not well versed on the topics he talks about and should not be listened to: In 2011 Rolling Stone retracted RFK Jr.'s 2005 article "Deadly Immunity" that claimed vaccines cause autism. Salon.com retracted the same article. In 2013 RFK Jr. called Slate to yell at them about his vaccine conspiracy theories . Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s elaborate conspiracy theory is just as delusional and dangerous. Rather than accepting the findings of the Institute of Medicine, the National Institute of Mental Health, or the American Academy of Pediatrics