Staff Reports
Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. announced a bold plan to crack down on the autism crisis plaguing America’s children. During a White House cabinet meeting, he vowed to uncover the root cause of skyrocketing autism rates by September. President Trump praised Kennedy’s no-nonsense approach, saying, “We’re going to find out what’s poisoning our kids – maybe it’s something they’re eating, breathing, or even shots they’re getting.”
The administration’s new initiative will send hundreds of scientists to investigate environmental toxins, processed foods, and vaccine ingredients. Kennedy declared, “Nothing’s off the table – we’ll test every chemical, every pill, every vaccine until we get answers.” This hands-on strategy bypasses years of government foot-dragging and failed policies from previous administrations.
Critics quickly attacked the plan, with liberal activists claiming autism is simply being “diagnosed more.” But Trump fired back, noting, “When I was young, nobody even heard of autism. Now it’s 1 in 31 kids? That’s not better paperwork – that’s a national emergency.” The President blasted career bureaucrats who’ve ignored grieving parents’ pleas for answers.
Kennedy’s team will specifically examine vaccine safety data, despite outcry from pharmaceutical companies and mainstream media. “We’re not afraid to ask tough questions,” said a White House insider. “If mercury in fish can cause brain damage, why wouldn’t we study mercury in medicines?” The administration has already fast-tracked research into aluminum additives and multi-dose vaccine vials.
Traditional medical groups panicked at the news, with one doctor complaining, “This could undermine trust in vaccines!” But Kennedy shot back, “Parents deserve transparency. If vaccines are safe, the science will prove it.” His team plans to release raw data to independent researchers – a move never attempted by previous health officials.
The President framed this as part of his broader America First Health Revolution. “We’re cleaning up the food supply, getting rid of dangerous chemicals, and putting our children first,” Trump told supporters. The administration recently banned six common food additives linked to hyperactivity and removed toxic firefighting chemicals from military bases.
Democrats called the autism initiative a “distraction,” but polls show 68% of parents support the investigation. A Florida mother of three autistic children said, “Finally, someone’s fighting for us instead of drug companies.” The White House reports receiving 40,000 thank-you letters since the announcement.
With autumn deadlines looming, Kennedy’s team works around the clock analyzing blood samples and medical records. “We’re hunting down every lead,” he promised. “By harvest season, America will have the truth – and we’ll end this epidemic once and for all.”
