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Sen. Cassidy: Claims on CDC vaccine safety website are 'almost an insult to the American people'
Senator Bill Cassidy slams the CDC's website, which claims the scientific consensus that vaccines don’t cause autism is “not an evidence-based claim.” Cassidy tells Dana Bash, "It's been firmly established vaccines do not cause autism. That's over decades. The fact that that is still there is almost an insult to the American people. We don't care enough about you to tell the truth. We want to continue to promote that which has been proven false, but we don't want to admit it, whoever we is."
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