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Tommy Vietor blames President Trump for measles outbreak in California

In an effort to stop the measles outbreak in California, over 1000 students and staff at UCLA and Cal State Los Angeles are under quarantine after having been possibly exposed to the virus:

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President Trump urged people to get vaccinated before he left for the NRA convention on Friday, saying “They have to get the shot. The vaccinations are so important.”

Obama bro Tommy Vietor, however, is mad that the coverage is apolitical and blamed the president for the outbreak, calling Trump “the world’s most famous anti-vaxxer”:

Yes, the president has tweeted before on autism and vaccinations, but he’s never been totally against vaccinations:

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For comparison purposes on dates, Sally Kohn wrote in 2015 that she didn’t get her daughter vaccinated and that she regretted it. She wrote back then:

So to be honest, when my mom—a mathematician with a fast Internet connection who I love deeply and trust implicitly—sent us a 46-page report on the pros but mostly cons of vaccines, it just seemed like one less decision to make. “In most cases the risk of harm to a healthy, breast-fed infant from a vaccination far exceeds the risk of harm from the disease itself,” my mom wrote on page 1.

The following pages seemed very convincing. The statistics made it look like it was far more likely for our daughter to be hurt by the side effects of the vaccines than to catch the various diseases against which the vaccines protected. We didn’t consult any other sources. We were overwhelmed, and perhaps slightly lazy, new parents.

We were also singularly, obsessively concerned with the health and safety of our baby girl. Suddenly my partner and I were solely in charge of an entire human being, one who seemed somehow more fragile than other babies we’d known, because this one was relying on no one but us for her sustenance and survival.

But, sure . . . blame Trump.

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