From health to prosecutions, retribution defines the moment

Since taking office, President Trump has vowed to seek political
vengeance on his opponents. He followed up on this by asking
Attorney General Pam Bondi to prosecute former FBI Director James
Comey, New York Attorney General Letitia James, and Democratic
Senator Adam Schiff. Senator Ted Cruz expressed concerns that all
this could potentially impact the GOP down the line. How has
political retribution defined our current era of politics? 


President Trump has advised pregnant mothers to stop taking
Tylenol because he believes it could lead to autism in children —
despite no scientific proof. Similarly, Health and Human Services
Secretary RFK Jr. strongly opposes vaccines, and claims they’re
also linked to autism. He  says that moms who share this
belief have been silenced and marginalized. Is the pushback on
vaccines a reaction to how regulatory agencies like the CDC
handled the COVID-19 pandemic? 


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to navigate conversations with people we deeply disagree with.