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Harvard double doctorate shreds Donald Trump’s bizarre ‘Tylenol’ claim — because facts still matter
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The Mary Sue
Once again, the Trump administration has turned its attention to everything except the nation’s real problems.
This time, a common painkiller, Tylenol, has become the latest distraction from pressing issues like gun violence and the Epstein case.
Recommended VideosIn his new baseless, anti-woman propaganda, Donald Trump, alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has linked autism to mothers taking the common over-the-counter pain reliever Tylenol during pregnancy.
And this came during a press conference where he could not even pronounce the ingredient “acetaminophen,” which he claimed to be the main perpetrator.
This statement has sparked a huge controversy on social media, with people worried about science being replaced by federal conspiracies.
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