Under his leadership, CHD became a powerhouse, suing governments and pharma giants over mandates, censorship, and safety lapses. Kennedy’s skepticism toward vaccines—rooted in claims of insufficient testing and links to chronic illnesses like autism—aligned perfectly with CHD’s mission. He resigned as chairman and chief legal counsel in December 2024 upon his HHS nomination, paving the way for his Senate confirmation in February 2025. Now, as HHS Secretary, Kennedy has unleashed a barrage of reforms that conservatives hail as a direct assault on the deep state’s health bureaucracy, fulfilling Trump’s promise to drain the swamp. The lawsuit, detailed in conservative outlets like the Washington Examiner, centers on Kennedy’s alleged violation of the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986. This law mandates that the HHS secretary promote safer vaccines with fewer adverse reactions and establish a federal task force to achieve this. CHD argues Kennedy has dragged his feet, failing to convene such a body despite his authority and history of vaccine criticism. Ray Flores, CHD’s senior outside counsel, pulled no punches: “It may appear as though we’re being unfriendly to Mr. Kennedy. On the contrary, we’re helping him to have an excuse to do his job. And why does he need to do his job? You know, this is Children’s Health Defense. Those three words say it all. We don’t need to be apologetic for standing up for the rights of children, for the health of children.”

Flores questioned if Kennedy is “being held captive in the swamp,” urging him to fulfill obligations for healthier vaccines. The suit isn’t about personal vendetta but enforcing accountability, as CHD sees current vaccines lacking rigorous trials like placebo-controlled studies—echoing conservative distrust of Big Pharma’s profit-driven approvals. Why would CHD sue its founder? From a right-wing perspective, it’s a testament to the movement’s integrity. Kennedy, once CHD’s fiercest advocate, now navigates Washington’s bureaucratic minefield, where globalist influences like the World Health Organization (WHO) and Bill Gates loom large. Conservatives suspect deep-state resistance is stalling him, but CHD’s action serves as a wake-up call to prioritize children’s safety over political expediency. As Flores noted, “Why is he not dealing with vaccines? This is not the Bobby we know.” This lawsuit could galvanize Kennedy to accelerate reforms, proving that even allies won’t tolerate complacency in the fight against toxic mandates. Despite the friction, Kennedy’s tenure at HHS has been a conservative triumph, dismantling leftist health policies and empowering evidence-based medicine. In June 2025, he fired all 17 members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), slamming them for conflicts of interest and acting as a “rubber stamp” for pharmaceutical giants.

He swiftly appointed eight new experts committed to “evidence-based decision-making with objectivity,” including Dr. Martin Kulldorff, fired from Harvard for opposing vaccine mandates; Dr. Robert Malone, a mRNA pioneer turned critic of COVID shots’ side effects; and Dr. Cody Meissner, who abstained from endorsing Pfizer’s vaccine for teens due to insufficient data. Conservatives like former HHS deputy David Mansdoerfer praised the diversity, noting the absence of “woke medical associations” pushing status quo agendas.

This move aligns with Trump’s overhaul of USAID amid fraud allegations, redirecting funds to proven programs like HIV meds and food aid—priorities conservatives applaud for putting America First over globalist boondoggles.On the autism front, Kennedy launched a “massive” investigation in April 2025, enlisting hundreds of scientists worldwide to probe the epidemic’s causes, with findings due by September. Autism rates have skyrocketed to 1-in-31 children from 1-in-10,000 decades ago, and Kennedy ties it to environmental toxins and vaccines. Trump backed this, calling it a “horrible statistic” possibly linked to shots or diet, urging swift action. This fulfills MAHA’s promise to expose Big Pharma’s role in chronic illnesses, resonating with conservatives weary of leftist cover-ups. Kennedy’s broader reforms include probing food dyes, glyphosate, and seed oils—targeting ultraprocessed foods fueling obesity. He’s also vowed to overhaul vaccine approvals, demanding objectivity amid plummeting public confidence. This lawsuit, while contentious, might strengthen Kennedy’s hand against bureaucratic inertia. Conservatives view it as a push for bolder action, ensuring MAHA isn’t derailed by swamp creatures. As Flores said, CHD is “holding him to his obligation” for children’s sake. In Trump’s America, such accountability could accelerate the dismantling of Pharma’s empire, making health freedom a reality.

• RFK Jr. sued by group he founded over lack of child vaccine task force: ‘Kennedy has FAILED’
• RFK Jr. appoints eight new members of CDC vaccine panel after cleanout
• US won’t contribute to vaccine group Gavi until it re-earns trust: RFK Jr.
• RFK Jr. promises to uncover what caused ‘autism epidemic’ by September
• The science on food dyes, glyphosate, and seed oils
• https://x.com/SecKennedy/status/1932899858920120692
• https://x.com/dpmansdo/status/1932905798491091169?s=46

Sgt A and Luke at Whatfinger. Heavy use of vids, Washington Examiner articles and X Posts linked above