Trump seems to recognize for first time that Biden could succeed him

TRUMP, on scientists: “These are the people – the best, the smartest, the most brilliant anywhere, and they’ve come up with the AIDS vaccine. They’ve come up with ... various things.” — Tuesday at the White House.

Prior to his vote, chairman Donald Trump tweeted vaccine contents dozens of minutes, including one at 2014 when he stated: `` good teenage person moves to physician, becomes pumped with massive shots of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes—AUTISM. ''

He saw with Andrew Wakefield and subsequently received him to one of his first eggs. The study in December 2016 by YouGov, the worldwide popular opinion and information business, found that one out of three Trump supporters thought vaccines would have autism.

But before he was inaugurated, Trump also said Robert Kennedy Jr., another high-profile vaccine skeptic, that he needed him to take up the committee to examine vaccine safe. Up to now, no such charge has been made.

THE FACTS: No one has come up with a vaccine for AIDS, nor is there a cure. Nearly 38,000 people were diagnosed with HIV infection in the U.S. and about 1.7 million globally in 2018, according to the latest totals.Day, news broke that Donald Trump had taken Robert F. Kennedy junior, a well-known anti-vaccine activist, to take the commission on vaccine safety.

While Trump's team deny that he would be affected, these men did meet past, and Trump himself has proposed the connection between vaccines and autism in the time. This is enormously harmful.

The possible impacts of parents refusing to make their kids inoculated against diseases , e.g., measles, mumps and rubella are well-known; not just are parents placing their personal children in risk,But also kids who believe on herd resistance as they are unable to take these jabs themselves. It is grossly unreliable, and that Trump government appears intent on indulging it.

However, powerful medicines have turned HIV into a manageable chronic condition for many patients, prompting major global efforts to get those drugs to more of the people who need them.

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