that is part of living in a free country - we can agree to disagree and we can be respectful while doing it.

Kennedy's platform encompasses far more than a vaccine lawsuit., which was to prevent mercury from being used in vaccines for children.

The research pointed out that the vaccines were not proven dangerous, but they were also not proven safe, so the determination of the lawsuit was that it should not be used.

One issue I had with the COVID vaccines (which I understood were given an emergency use authorization) - vaccines are usually tested for TEN years, and include a whole battery of scientific tests. There is a reason for this.

While rushing to get the vaccine to the most vulnerable was one thing, corners were cut in the process.

Pointing this out does not make an an anti-vaxxer and pointing out that taking extra precautions when it comes to children might make sense does not make me ant-science.

In fact, vaccination has saved so many lives worldwide and eliminated things like smallpox. That does not mean, however, that new vaccines don't need to be as carefully tested as prior ones were.