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Earlier this month, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said the federal government was delivering vitamin A to measles-stricken communities in Texas. Those doses never arrived, the state's public-health department told Nicholas Florko —because doctors don't want them.

theatlantic.comTexas Never Wanted RFK Jr.’s Unproven Measles TreatmentKennedy made a show of shipping vitamin A to measles-stricken communities. The state’s public-health department didn’t take up the offer.

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Texas, give Trump aloud message. Vote Blue on; up coming elections. Pennsylvania did. If the Great State of Texas does, he will think twice about the free will of the American people. Protect, our children; please listen to your doctor, not Republican politicians.

Vitamin A isn't a treatment. It's not a cure. In general, Vitamin defiencies can make a person more susceptible to illness. Vitamins may aid in better prevention of contracting illness. They do not stop a virus from infecting a person. Vaccines do.

The article notes that three Mennonite churches refused to allow measles testing sites in their facilities. Mennonites don't want to vaccinate their children for religious reasons. Why aren't we considering quarantines? They have the right to refuse vaccination, but not to endanger others.

The poisoning of children is two dynamics playing out. The poor once again avoiding the cost of a doctor’s visit with homegrown remedies and Kennedy once again showing his disdain for them by being the predatory master.