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Is the Trump Administration responsible for the resurgence of a deadly disease? | DW News

3.6K views • 1wk ago
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@tomdonaldson8140
@@tomdonaldson8140Imported1wk ago
I was not aware that RFK Jr. was specifically targeting minorities, such as the Amish. I did know that he, and Trump before him, were very successful at misinforming the poor and working poor (e.g., my family and the community I grew up it). Is this the GOP way of addressing poverty and illiteracy?
@JoeHanson-h1w
@@JoeHanson-h1wImported1wk ago
Trump Administration is criminal and incompetent
@RogierYou
@@RogierYouImported1wk ago
Trump Administration and Facebook are responsible
@cheebee2659
@@cheebee2659Imported1wk ago
i just watched a video about CRISPR 😄
@GarrettCates
@@GarrettCatesImported1wk ago
Maybe if they hadn’t lied about the Covid shot so much people wouldn’t doubt their credibility.
@EllaLeeRoth-i6t
@@EllaLeeRoth-i6tImported1wk ago
Yes.
@southwestsearch
@@southwestsearchImported1wk ago
Fauci is responsible.
@三五渾圓
@@三五渾圓Imported1wk ago
As a Chinese person, I don&#39;t particularly care about America&#39;s future. I just want to see the Democrats win the House—and hopefully the Senate too—so Trump and his oligarch buddies can finally learn that the rule of law applies to billionaires, too. 😂<br><br>I&#39;m not asking America to be great again. Just asking it to remember how the law works! 🤣
@maryjones5057
@@maryjones5057Imported1wk ago
Ppl want to exercise their rights and not immunise. Non immunised people infect others and it is irresponsible on so many levels.
@johanneskentsch2617
@@johanneskentsch2617Imported1wk ago
Brazen Ignorance is responsible. Easily confused with the Trump admin.<br><br>I would not call the Trump admin single-handedly responsible. But they sure didn’t help.
@Kwippy
@@KwippyImported1wk ago
The experts and other adults in the FDA, CDC and NIH have all been fired and replaced by MAGA stooges. Be thankful things aren&#39;t worse than they are.
@stephangleiner1333
@@stephangleiner1333Imported1wk ago
maybe its really time to leave for humanity.
@bobbrown8661
@@bobbrown8661Imported1wk ago
Get measels and you&#39;ll wind up sounding like RFKJr
@stephangleiner1333
@@stephangleiner1333Imported1wk ago
i said it before, I d love to have a look into her ward robe.
@aiaffli
@@aiaffliImported1wk ago
this is modern natural selection
@sazzbot8874
@@sazzbot8874Imported1wk ago
How did we get her? TLDR: the americans voted in the dumbest government ever, who then seated RFK who defunded the insitutions who are supposed to fight this and siphoning the money away. - And still the americans support this dumbest government. - there is no need to feel sympathy for the americans.
@glenith50
@@glenith50Imported1wk ago
From a Minnesota State University study (a state with strong anti Trump rhetoric)<br><br>Ethnic disparities in MMR vaccination uptake. Minnesota children born to Somali and Ethiopian parents had the lowest rates of on-time MMR vaccination—33% and 68%, respectively—compared to 88% among Mexican-American children and 85% among white children. These disparities remained significant even after adjusting for socioeconomic factors, suggesting that cultural and informational barriers are a factor driving decision making.
@Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCars
@@Luke-PlanesTrainsDogsnCarsImported1wk ago
Its not rocket science to indicate Kennedy is at least partially responsible for this, and also the least likely candidate of <br>Secretary of Health and Human Services <i>in the world</i> ....but alas, fits perfectly into the idiom of the Trump administration where first and foremost you ignore science.
@InsideAFlamingClownCar
@@InsideAFlamingClownCarImported1wk ago
DOGE, Musk, RFK Jr. and Trump a lot to answer for.
@Brad_629
@@Brad_629Imported1wk ago
The &quot;New Dark Ages&quot; / &quot;Voice of the Primitive&quot; - Dear gods what a fearful description of the times we are in.<br>And a sad indictment of both the avg. western IQ ratings and the education systems currently providing these concerns not to forget Social media&#39;s input......
@floujou24
@@floujou24Imported1wk ago
Everybody reads the headline question and knows the answer. 😄🤦
@Ethrigan1312
@@Ethrigan1312Imported1wk ago
They get what they deserve 😊
@Tom-h7q7r
@@Tom-h7q7rImported1wk ago
Rule #1: The real story is always hidden. Here: Big Pharma PR aimed to hide Inconvenient truths.<br><br>The US media’s sudden measles hysteria looks less like public-health concern and more like a coordinated effort to extinguish the last remaining unvaccinated control groups. The Amish and similar pockets are inconvenient living proof that chronically lower rates of asthma, allergies, autoimmune disorders and other modern ailments track with non-vaccination far more cleanly than the official story admits. Pharma advertising dollars buy the narrative; Democratic administrations and courts (see the New York religious-exemption cases) supply the legal muscle. Even German state outlets like DW, still suffering acute TDS, obediently amplify the same script.<br><br>Meanwhile the actual numbers remain stubbornly modest: roughly 4,600 confirmed U.S. cases in 2026, a few deaths (CDC officially three; Pennsylvania claims five or six, several in children already carrying severe genetic or immune burdens), and a case-fatality rate still in the 0.1–0.3 % range under modern conditions. That is two orders of magnitude below the pre-vaccine annual death toll. The largest clusters sit exactly where multi-generational low uptake and dense social networks were always going to produce outbreaks. Contagious disease is real; the attempt to turn every case into proof that the remaining control groups must be eliminated is the actual story.
@jabadabadu7089
@@jabadabadu7089Imported1wk ago
MAGA - Measles Are Great Again
@BlindDaughter
@@BlindDaughterImported1wk ago
Another hit piece. People should be getting Measles shot but I can understand vaccine hesitancy. I won the vaccine lottery 6 years back. Two trips to the ER with heart attack symptoms after each shot, later found out it was Myocarditis. They told us side effects were one in a million, they lied, it came out in 2024 it was one in 30,000 or less. I still get dizzy, fluttering heart...I imagine I&#39;m not living to a ripe old age. I&#39;m never taking mRNA shots again. I&#39;m not against shots, like the tetanus shot I got after getting cut on rusty metal, or other shots...just not the ones the World took 6 years back. I&#39;m angry, you would be too if you if you thought you were having heart attacks, only to find out it was vaccine related. I trusted the health experts and my government, was pro mRNA...until I realized they lied to me.
@dwnews
@@dwnewsImported1wk ago
The US declared measles eliminated in 2000. Now it&#39;s facing its worst outbreak in 35 years. Pennsylvania is showing signs of improvement, but vaccination rates remain dangerously low. How much responsibility do politicians bear for America&#39;s growing vaccine scepticism.
@Cheetolini
@@CheetoliniImported1wk ago
I wonder if Donald Trump ever refers to R.F.K. Jr. as K.F.C. Jr. whenever he&#39;s hungry for another hamberder?
@Cheetolini
@@CheetoliniImported1wk ago
It makes you wonder whether Donald Trump and R.F.K. Jr. I intentionally want to infect people. I think it goes beyond incompetence and anti-vaxing.
@BUNKERBABYdRUMPf
@@BUNKERBABYdRUMPfImported1wk ago
Cyclospora Cayetanesis is the clinical name for Explosive Diarrhea an outbreak that is sweeping the U.S.A. Why? tRUMP gutted the F.D.A. and voila is it no wonder the explosive diarrhea followed tRUMP&#39;s verbal diarrhea he spews everyday 24/7/365 days a year?
@PatrickPetersonYahoo
@@PatrickPetersonYahooImported1wk ago
“ Germs are not a real thing. I can’t see them, therefore they’re not real.” ~ Pete Hegseth (US Secretary of War)
@archigallus
@@archigallusImported1wk ago
They really do want to kill children. They are cartoonishly evil
@marshmallowcello7528
@@marshmallowcello7528Imported1wk ago
It doesn&#39;t matter as long as we &quot;own the libs&quot;<br><br>-MAGAts as their country falls further and further down the drain.
@BUNKERBABYdRUMPf
@@BUNKERBABYdRUMPfImported1wk ago
Donald Trump killed over 1,200,000 American&#39;s with his horrendous handling of Covic-19 so this measles outbreak is no hig deal to him in comparison.
@davebeery_youtube
@@davebeery_youtubeImported1wk ago
Self inflicted by our amazing leaders. 😣
@BUNKERBABYdRUMPf
@@BUNKERBABYdRUMPfImported1wk ago
&#39;&#39; I&#39;m not scared of germs. I used to sniff cocaine off toilet seats.&#39;&#39;<br><br>R.F.K. Jr. U.S.A. Minister of Health and In-Humane Services
@jonny5714
@@jonny5714Imported1wk ago
Look at the size of the Amesh Adalja guys pupils...wow that dude is on some good stuff
@OJTPhD
@@OJTPhDImported1wk ago
MAGAts have blood on their hands, AGAIN!!! BTW: CHUMPs refusal to assist in the Ebola outbreak - when USA resources could nullify impact and contain outbreaks to other countries - is CRIMINAL. ALL MAGAt/CHUMP/Project 2025 policies are CRIMINAL!!!!
@boxtears
@@boxtearsImported1wk ago
Surprised DW isn&#39;t blaming China again.
@jonny5714
@@jonny5714Imported1wk ago
America is finally great again guys!
@blt4life112
@@blt4life112Imported1wk ago
The far-right is always miserable and they want everyone to be just as miserable as they are.