Eric Trump set to give keynote address at anti-vaxx Nashville conference: report - Raw Story - Celebrating 17 Years of Independent Journalism
By: Tom Boggioni (Raw Story - Celebrating Years of Independent Journalism)
Just how does this boy manage to dress himself every day?
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Eric Trump (screengrab)
According to a report from the Daily Beast's Will Sommer, Eric Trump has admitted that he will give the keynote address at an anti-vaxx event in Nashville next month being run by a couple who have made their fortune pushing alternative therapies for cancer treatments while scoffing at vaccines.
The report notes that, in an email, the former president's middle son, confirmed his appearance, but claimed that he will use his appearance to praise and promote his father's legacy instead of talking about the effectiveness of the vaccines being used to save American lives.
"I am not there to talk about vaccines. I am in Nashville to talk about the accomplishments of the 45th President of the United States," Trump wrote before adding, "As to labeling something an anti-vaccine event, it wouldn't make much sense for me to attend as a vaccinated person if it was."
As for the event itself, Sommer reports that it is "the brainchild of Ty and Charlene Bollinger, two major promoters of anti-vaccine disinformation who have made tens of millions of dollars promoting both alternative health cures for cancer and vaccine fears. The Bollingers have dubbed the coronavirus vaccine 'that abominable vaccine,' according to a Center for Public Integrity report, and sell a $200 video series promoting vaccine fearmongering on their website."
While the conference is billed as the "Truth about Cancer," Sommer notes the Bollinger's have seen their profile as they attack the Covid-19 vaccines, with the report stating, "In posts on Telegram, a social media app popular on the right, the Bollingers have called the vaccine a 'SHOT OF POISON!' and the 'COVID kill shot.' The Bollingers have also attacked vaccines more broadly, claiming in social media posts that vaccines cause autism."
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I wonder how many people died while giving these people the last of their money thinking they have some cure...
I don't even want to think about it. They are selling a video series for 200 bucks promoting vaccine fears. They should be indicted for fraud
Answer - just a bump
Is that one Uday or Qusay? I keep forgetting. I think he's Qusay.
good one
Ole gummy smile looks like a failed attempt at breeding a salamander with a human.
Even if I didn't know they were the spawn of Donald Trump, I would swear that they are still slimeballs head to toe.
open the door...
The Trump family has no bottom. Nor do many of their supporters.
Trump, on the other hand, has the biggest, fattest bottom around.
It's definitely big enough for a pillow
You'll get pinkeye sleeping on that shitty pillow!
Medical advice from Beevis?
Hard pass.
Well he did graduate from ''Trump University''.
And he and his crackhead brother have been vaccinated, (with real vaccinations). 550,000 dead Americans on his dads watch and he wants to talk about his legacy at an anti-vaxx event? Should be a nice conversationally valid segue in there someplace.
I don't think he has the brains to find that seque
But, but, but...Trump declared that covid was over (thanks to him) when he left office.
Even ignorant grifters can still make money with the MAGA crowd.
I hope that the Trumps take every last cent and leaves his magats without a pot to piss in.
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why are you in one of my seeds?
Isn't he vaccinated? Seems I recall he was vaccinated before most people his age were even eligible along with most of these other rich and powerful "anti-vaxxers". That's how you can tell if they really believe what they say or if they are just making political hay.