RFK Jr. rejected the findings of a recent Danish study that found no link between autism and Tylenol use during pregnanc

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1. I'm curious...

... did the toilet seat sniffer ever offer ANY documentation to support his contention regarding potential causes of autism?
There can be no doubt that advances in diagnosis accounts for at least some of the increase in cases of autism. The disorder is on a spectrum, and less severe cases may have eluded detection before now.
But, rather that spewing conspiracy theories that are nothing more than the perverted product of his worm-eaten imagination, perhaps he could devote that energy to exploring possible correlations between the physical accumulation of chemical compounds found in breakfast cereals and how they might affect brain development when they are transmitted from mother to fetus during gestation.
Oh, but that might hit a nerve with corporatists and the companies that produce those additives.
As long as we're spitballin' here, it's as valid a hypothesis as anything that the shame of the Kennedy clan has vomited forth.

Edited to add: When Trump nominated RFK, Jr. to run Health and Human Services, he said that he'd "let him run wild." Not exactly a glowing recommendation for such an important post.