SEN. MULLIN: “1-in-36. If that’s not a pandemic, then what is? It used to be 1-in-10,000 have autism. Can any of you guys with a straight face say that we shouldn’t look at every aspect to what we’re putting in our kids, be it from the food to the vaccines?”

SEN. MULLIN: “1-in-36. If that’s not a pandemic, then what is? It used to be 1-in-10,000 have autism. Can any of you guys with a straight face say that we shouldn’t look at every aspect to what we’re putting in our kids, be it from the food to the vaccines?” pic.twitter.com/lzgGQF9IlQ

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) January 30, 2025

He is just being logical. Hence why dems will never be able to understand what he is saying
There’s no reasoning with the dems. Their only allegiance is to their big pharma donors!
The most shocking thing to me is how many of our politicians don’t even seem a little curious about the cause of the increase in autism and chronic disease. – Ellie A
Said perfectly! There is zero rebuttal to this! Let the science take us to where it will. And we all know where that science WILL LEAD! It’s already there. I already have it personally in my children’s medical charts as proof that vaccines DO cause autism from adverse reactions.
Ah, finally, a senator willing to ask the tough questions. Markwayne Mullin isn’t just throwing out numbers—he’s sounding the alarm on something nobody in the establishment wants to talk about. Autism rates have skyrocketed from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 36, yet if you even suggest looking into why, you get labeled a conspiracy theorist. Doesn’t that seem a little too convenient? Mullin’s point is crystal clear—why are we not questioning what’s going into our kids’ bodies? From the chemicals in their food to the explosion of vaccines added to the childhood schedule, shouldn’t everything be on the table for investigation? But no, Big Pharma and the regulatory agencies would rather shame parents than have an honest discussion. America was built on questioning authority, on demanding transparency. Yet now, questioning the medical-industrial complex gets you banned from social media. But the numbers don’t lie. And leaders like Mullin are refusing to look away. If something is causing harm to our kids, we must investigate—without fear, without corporate influence, and without political agendas. Ok? Ok.