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Cara Wright retweeted
LADAPO: “There are other countries that do not have vaccine mandates for children to attend school … The sky is not falling there … Parental rights absolutely matter. And my Lord, if they don't matter for control of your body or your child's body, when the heck do they matter?”
Cara Wright retweeted
March 29, 2021 Rochelle Walensky, Director of CDC, infamously declared on MSNBC:
"Vaccinated people do not carry the virus, don't get sick."
Emails obtained by FOIA from Jan 30, 2021 show that Walensky knew this was a lie at the time she said it.
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Cara Wright retweeted
You and the eight former CDC directors oversaw the massive decline in childhood health from under 10% of American children having a chronic disease in the 1980s to over 40% today. You and your kin have no legitimacy to lecture anybody about health policy.
I joined eight former CDC directors—spanning Republican and Democratic administrations—to share this warning: our nation’s health is at risk.
The very systems that protect us from disease, cancer, and future health threats are being dismantled. nytimes.com/2025/09/01/opini…
Cara Wright retweeted
To all attending “No Kings” — can I suggest a more impactful way forward...
Most of us are immigrants or descended from them. And we agree: immigrants are the beating heart of this country. The melting pot is our superpower. Diversity built this nation. It fuels our culture, our economy, and our character when done LEGALLY.
Illegal immigration begets many evils for both the undocumented and American citizens. The list is too long for a social post, but I suggest you look into it.
You don’t like Trump? You don’t like ICE?
Understand this: They’re enforcing federal law passed by Congress. This isn’t about one man or one agency — it’s about a government that has refused to fix what’s broken for decades.
Can we stop pretending this is a battle of heroes vs villains. It’s not. It’s a bipartisan failure, decades in the making — with both sides using immigration as a political football while real families suffer.
Harness this momentum and channel it into action. Demand the following from your elected officials:
Humane, streamlined pathways to legal residency and citizenship—because dignity should never be held hostage to bureaucracy.
A surge in immigration judges at the border to ensure cases are heard swiftly and fairly, not lost in a backlog that spans years.
Work visa programs that reflect actual labor market needs, not the whims of political expediency.
An asylum system built for the truly vulnerable—modernized to uphold compassion without sacrificing order.
Aggressive enforcement against corporations that exploit undocumented labor, profiting off the shadows while skirting accountability.
If you care about migrants—not just as a symbol, but as human beings—this is how you prove it.
Cara Wright retweeted
While I don't agree with the way this was initially handled it takes courage to post this. If we want to meet each other in the middle you have to have Grace on both sides.
I wanted to follow up from my last tweets. I’ve always believed competitive equity & inclusivity are both essential in sport. The current system doesn’t adequately balance these important principles, which often leads to frustration and heated exchanges, and it didn’t help for me to get personal with Riley, which I apologize for. These are sensitive, complicated issues that I truly don’t have the answers or solutions to, but I believe it starts with empathy and respect. I was not advocating for policies that compromise fairness in women’s sports. My objection is to be singling out children for public scrutiny in ways that feel personal and harmful. Individual athletes—especially kids—should never be the focus of criticism of a flawed system they have no control over. I believe sports organizations have a responsibility to come up with rules supporting inclusion while maintaining fair competition. We all want a future for sport that is fair, inclusive, and respectful.
Xoxo Simone 🤍
Cara Wright retweeted
Today should have been a happy day.
I finally got my PhD from @MIT, with my 5-year-old twins, my 2-year-old and my parents (children of Holocaust survivors) traveling halfway around the world just to be there.
Instead, MIT’s student commencement speaker decided it was appropriate to use the moment for hate-filled rhetoric against Israelis and Jews. And it wasn’t just one person; too many in the crowd erupted with cheers and anger. My kids might not have understood every word, but they felt the fear and hostility, and kept asking questions from that point on. It was distressing for them, upsetting for us, and deeply distasteful for everyone else who came to celebrate.
How could @MIT let this happen and ruin a special day for hundreds of Jewish graduates and thousands of their family members?
This is even more heartbreaking considering that just last week, a beautiful Jewish American couple was murdered in DC. Shame on MIT for allowing hate and division to overshadow a day meant for celebration and unity.
Cara Wright retweeted
Once the farmland is gone, it is gone forever. It never returns. We lose our beautiful countryside and food security at our own peril. No Farmers, No Food.
@NoFarmsNoFoods 🚜
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Here is the most reliable, sustainable and cost effective carbon capture technology.
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Dear @SenBillCassidy, our Secretary of HHS is correct that none of the routinely recommended childhood vaccines on @CDCgov schedule were licensed by @US_FDA based on a placebo-controlled trial (save C-19 vaccine for 12+). This is clear from FDA’s own documentation, see icandecide.org/no-placebo. If you have evidence any of the FDA sources in this link are incorrect, please share it.
Cara Wright retweeted
We put the Devil in your pocket everyday and wonder why our culture is in CRISIS.
Porn + sports gambling + OnlyFans — these things are corrosive to our society. We need to start having these difficult conversations. Respect to @billmaher for platforming one.
Cara Wright retweeted
Wow. RFK Jr. just lost it on Democrats…
“Look at our children! They’re the sickest in the world. DeLauro, you said you’ve worked for 20 years to get food dye out. Give me credit: I got it out in 100 days. Let’s work together and have healthy kids in our country for God’s sake.”
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Every American patient should be grateful we have an actual accomplished scientist in this role who has published hundreds of scientific papers.
A welcome reprieve after Peter Marks, who published almost nothing and was a sock puppet of industry.
Thank you @VPrasadMDMPH
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Cara Wright retweeted
Breathtaking dishonesty from CNN.
This isn’t a request for an “additional” trial. There never has been a human trial on this vaccine!
Americans would be shocked that new formulations of vaccines.
It is not “anti-vax” to conduct science on new drugs before giving them to kids.
Cara Wright retweeted
Dr. Marty Makary wants a randomized control trial for Novavax's new covid booster. Legacy media is outraged - and worries it would cost drug company tens of millions of dollars. This is bananas. I never thought I would see a world where wanting safety studies to protect people from any potential vax injury takes a back seat to costing drug companies money.
statnews.com/2025/04/27/fda-…
Cara Wright retweeted
RFK Jr. listened to moms of children with profound autism when NO ONE else did.
The media will NEVER share their stories.
But Bobby is making sure you hear them.
“These women started showing up at every lecture that I gave, and they believed that their children had been injured by vaccines.”
“They would say to me, if you’re really interested in mercury exposures to children, you need to look at the vaccines.”
“This was something I didn’t want to do.”
Lyn Redwood: “It wasn’t until one of the mothers was able to carry our documents to his house, knock on his door, and convince him to read them.”
RFK: “A pile of scientific studies that was 18 inches thick.”
“When I read that, I was like, okay, I gotta drop everything and do something about this.”
Redwood: “He wrote an article where he covered the minutes to a private meeting the CDC had where they acknowledged these signals in the data between exposure to the vaccines containing mercury and autism.”
“That was not ever shared with the public.”
RFK: “Thanks to pressure from millions of people, they’ve taken mercury out of most vaccines, but pharmaceutical companies are still immune from prosecution and litigation, and vaccines aren’t subject to the same rigorous safety testing as other medicines.”
From our ‘Who Is Bobby Kennedy?’ documentary released last year.
Cara Wright retweeted
Jenny McCarthy stands with Bobby
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Cara Wright retweeted
Here's a question for @ChrisVanHollen from Patty Morin:
"Why are we not protecting the American citizens, it’s just common sense. Why are we not protecting our children?"
"To have a senator from Maryland who didn’t even acknowledge, or barely acknowledged, my daughter and the brutal death that she endured, leaving her five children without a mother and now a grandbaby without a grandmother so that he can use my taxpayer money to fly to El Salvador to bring back and someone that’s not even an American citizen."
"Why does that person have more right than I do, or my daughter or my grandchildren?"