He does not apologize for his past beliefs, which would be even better. But you have to give the man credit for reversing his stance on a core belief that he campaigned on(https://www.factcheck.org/2025/02/rfk-jr-minimizes-measles-outbreak-in-texas/) in the face of education.
God damn! It takes the strength of a cervix to back down like that.
God damn! It takes the strength of a cervix to back down like that.
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I find it problematic to present *that* as a clear change of mind and as being convinced by science.
I'm just worried that all the qualifications and language surrounding that are reducing the impact of that, you know. Do you care to hear a couple of the spots that irritate me? If not, that's perfectly fine.
And don't get me wrong, I'm more than happy he's pivoting in this direction for once. But his piece is full of difficult passages and doesn't state clearly that he wants people to take the vaccine. It makes me worry that it's often sold as pro-science.