Mike Pence Calls For RFK Jr.’s Ouster…But Not For The Reasons You Would Think
There are lots of good reasons to call for the impeachment or ouster or RFK Jr. He's flatly unqualified for the role. He's introducing all kinds of health risks for diseases we shouldn't even have to worry about any longer because he's an anti-vaxxer con-artist. He's so bad at his job that high level administrators at DHS and its child agencies are leaving in droves, sometimes after only being on the job for weeks at a time. These are all great, righteous reasons to state publicly that RFK Jr. must go.
Please welcome Mike Pence to the team, I guess. His organization also recently stated publicly that RFK Jr. should be exited from his cabinet position. That it took a failure to review an abortion pill to get him there and not all of that other shit I mentioned is disappointing, though not in any way surprising.
Former Vice PresidentMike Pence'sorganization said Health and Human Services (HHS) SecretaryRobert F. Kennedy Jr.must go," accusing the secretary of refusing to review theabortion pill mifepristone.
In astatement postedon the social platform X, Pence's nonprofit, Advancing American Freedom, said, HHS Secretary RFK Jr. continues to refuse to review the dangerous chemical abortion pill, mifepristone. Despite the calls of state attorneys general across the country and pro-life promises made to Congress, RFK Jr. has followed in the footsteps of theObamaandBidenadministrations by stonewalling pro-life efforts at HHS."
RFK Jr. must go," the group added.
Folks, I'm in no way qualified to talk at any length about mifepristone and how safe or not it is. I can tell you that the current FDA website says that it is when properly used, as does the Johns Hopkins website. Basically every medical organization that has anything to do with obstetrics and gynecology has said that the drug is very safe (and you would think they would know). The American Medical Association has pointed out that reducing access to mifepristone would lead to real harm for patients. Basically, almost every credible expert on this topic appears to agree.
I can also tell you the listing of side effects on the Mayo Clinic's site is long. So, is a review of the drug warranted? I'm going to rest comfortably on the idea that I am in no way qualified to say one way or the other.
Like me, Mike Pence is also not a medical professional. Unlike me, Mike Pence has been remarkably silent about RFK Jr. as he's taken a flamethrower to HHS, to federal vaccine guidance, and has overseen the worst measles outbreak in America in over three decades. Apparently failing to review an FDA approved drug with a decades-long track record of safety is just a bridge too far.
No more aborted babies, all of you! If they aren't brought to term, how are they supposed to get measles and Hep B?