Cassidy Debunks Vaccine Misinformation | Adelaide News

Senator Bill Cassidy, a medical doctor and former Republican senator who lost his re-election bid, is now sounding the alarm over recent vaccine misinformation pushed by the former president and RFK Jr. The former president has called the MMR vaccine “quite lethal” and advocated for scrapping two doses — a move Cassidy fiercely opposes, warning it would increase doctor visits and insurance costs. Cassidy, who once supported Kennedy’s confirmation as health secretary and secured a promise that CDC would affirm vaccines don’t cause autism, is now furious after the agency quietly altered its website to imply autism-vaccine links haven’t been ruled out — despite overwhelming scientific consensus debunking the theory rooted in a single, retracted study.

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