The Kennedy Deception: How RFK Jr. Fed Congress Fabricated Vaccine "Evidence"

Health Secretary's document to lawmakers contains falsified claims, misrepresented studies, and outright medical fiction

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s report on COVID vaccines to Congress isn't just fraudulent—it's a grotesque carnival of lies masquerading as medical science; when Dr. Mark Turrentine of Baylor delivers the diplomatic equivalent of a public flogging by calling it an "F" and an insult to Congress, he's showing the restraint of a lifeguard watching someone drown in ankle-deep water. This isn't academic hair-splitting—this is Kennedy's apparatchiks fabricating medical horrors out of thin air, claiming studies prove vaccines cause "placental blood clotting in pregnant mothers" when the cited research doesn't even mention pregnant women or blood clots. The report transcends garden-variety incompetence into the realm of pathological dishonesty that should land RFK Jr. in jail. The sheer criminal audacity is staggering: concocting deadly fairy tales, stamping them with government seals, and serving them up to lawmakers like poisoned hors d'oeuvres at a state dinner, transforming public health policy …