I wish I didn’t have to keep saying this.

But dangerous misinformation about public health is spreading like
wildfire, and it’s just as dangerous for the American people. 

On World Health Day, we should be celebrating the scientific progress
we’ve made and deciding how to continue expanding access to care, lowering
costs, and protecting families.

Instead, we’re forced to push back against conspiracy theories, vaccine
skepticism, and reckless leadership that undermines science and public
trust.

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: When leaders promote
misinformation, people get hurt.

We’re already seeing the consequences. Preventable diseases making a
comeback and families left to navigate serious health decisions without
clear, trustworthy guidance.

In the most advanced nation on Earth, that’s simply not acceptable.

So today, I’m asking you to stand up and speak out. [ [link removed] ]Will you add your
name to my petition calling for fact-based public health leadership and
accountability?

[ [link removed] ]Sign the Petition:
Protect Public Health

We cannot allow misinformation to dictate policy or put our communities in
danger.

Public health should never be political — it should be about protecting
people, plain and simple.

If you agree, add your name today and help send a clear message: we will
always stand on the side of science, safety, and truth.

Together,
Angela Alsobrooks


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