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For the last two years, RFK Jr. and his political allies have operated under the assumption that they could sow doubt about basic public health, alter CDC guidance on a whim, and withhold vital healthcare funding without anyone in Washington calling them out on the actual data.
They aren't used to dealing with scientists who hold legislative power.
When RFK Jr. tries to swap peer-reviewed research for political deals or sideline independent public health panels, he relies on politicians who don't know the difference between a virus and a bacterium to just nod along.
He knows that when I get to Congress, he won't be dealing with a politician who can be easily misled by junk science. He’ll be answering to a scientist who spent her career studying infectious diseases, analyzing data, and teaching students to follow facts wherever they lead.
A virus doesn't check party registration, and disease doesn't care about political conspiracy theories. We desperately need evidence-based decision-making back in Washington to protect our families, our public health system, and our communities.
RFK Jr. and anti-science special interests are pouring millions into holding onto power because they know what happens when scientists take a seat at the table: facts win.
Will you chip in $10, $25, or $50 today to help send a microbiologist to Congress and show RFK Jr. that evidence still matters?
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