Staff Reports
The CDC has taken a shocking step back into the fray of the vaccine-autism debate, now saying that previous assertions that vaccines do not cause autism are not grounded in “evidence-based” science. What a twist! The same agency that has been the go-to authority for health guidance is now floundering in the storm of its own contradictions. This change raises a lot of questions about the credibility of their past claims.
For years, health authorities have treated the vaccine-autism connection as settled science. But this latest update shows just how flimsy their position really is. It even admits to the existence of studies claiming a link between vaccines and autism that have been largely ignored. Americans deserve transparency in health matters, yet they are being fed a confusing narrative that seems to shift with the political winds.
The political implications here are staggering. With Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. now at the helm, there’s renewed focus on the controversial connection between vaccines and autism. His willingness to challenge the established narrative is refreshing in a culture that thrives on silence and censorship, particularly when it comes to matters that contradict mainstream views. Kennedy’s position may have led to this update, suggesting that dissenting voices are finally being heard in the corridors of power.
CDC updates website, says claims about vaccines not causing autism are not 'evidence-based' https://t.co/A7bjod8d1m
— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) November 20, 2025
Yet, the medical establishment still clings to the mantra that all previous studies denying a link are valid, refusing to update their positions in light of new evidence. It’s baffling! The bureaucrats keep pushing outdated narratives while ignoring a wealth of more recent studies that point to potential connections between vaccines and autism. How can anyone have faith in an organization that refuses to evolve based on new data? This only serves to cement the idea that they prioritize a political agenda over genuine health concerns.
Let’s not overlook the hypocrisy of it all. Democrats and their allies have long shamed those who dare to question vaccine safety. They labeled concerned parents as conspiracy theorists while silencing dissent. Now, with the CDC admitting it was wrong, where is the accountability? Those who slandered the concerned citizenry should be called out for their blatant disregard for scientific inquiry and common sense.
The CDC’s actions indicate that serious investigations will begin regarding the biological mechanisms behind autism. Is this a sign of the agency finally waking up to its responsibility? Or is it just kicking the can down the road while professing to listen? No matter the motivations, one thing is clear: the American public deserves a government that is honest and forthright about health truths, not one that dances to the drum of political correctness. So, what’s next? Are we finally going to get to the bottom of this, or will the truth remain hidden for the sake of preserving political power?
