by Peggy Hall via Substack.com

Excerpts:

Today’s hot topic is whether we should be tapping our feet impatiently or sitting on our hands while “Bob” (RFK Jr.) settles into his role as HHS Secretary.

I’ve titled this video & substack “Let the Man Work” – not because that’s my stance, but because it’s the rallying cry from several corners of the health freedom movement.

In my video linked above, I dived into several examples of this mentality, including a Substack from Dr. Elizabeth Vliet entitled “Time to be patient…Give our new Administration time to work!” Dr. Vliet suggests we pump the brakes on our concerns – even as parents follow Bob’s health guidance for their children to become human pin-cushions.

I also dived into comments from Charlene and Ty Bollinger – whom I’ve met personally and found quite amiable. Let me be clear: It’s likely these are well-intentioned people. They’ve apparently spent years battling pharmaceutical harms, and their hearts seem to be in the right place, but good intentions and good analysis don’t always go hand in hand – and that’s where my perspective differs on “letting Bob work.”

Several viewers forwarded me the Bollinger’s Twitter thread “Unpacking the Lies You’ve Been Fed” – apparently defending Bob’s inaction.

But what about Bob’s own words?

His Senate confirmation hearings where he plainly stated, “I support an uptake in vaccines,” and “I recommend parents and children follow the CDC vaccine schedule.” Words that stand in stark contrast to what many expected from his appointment.

The final question people often ask me is: “Peggy, who are we supposed to trust? You’re exposing Bob, Ellen Musk, the Vatican, Netanyahu… who’s left?”

My counter-question: Who said you’re supposed to trust anyone? Why this desperate need to place faith in public figures? It’s deeply troubling that people are so eager to trust these “public serpents.”

Read the full article at Substack.com.