Why do some people think that a MAHA coalition of 63 million followers has sent an open letter demanding the removal of the mRNA platform to Donald Trump and Secretary RFK, Jr?
The usual suspects…
About That MAHA Coalition of 63 Million Followers Demanding the Removal of mRNA Platforms
Sure, it might be true that they sent the letter to Donald Trump and Secretary RFK, Jr, but the letter doesn’t really represent 63 million MAHA supporters or followers.
Why not?
“A coalition of 168 physicians, scientists, researchers, health-freedom advocates, and public figures—collectively representing over 63 million followers across social media—has just sent an open letter to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and President Donald Trump calling for decisive action on the mRNA platform.”
BREAKING: Massive MAHA Coalition Representing 63 Million Followers Sends Open Letter to Trump and RFK Jr. Demanding REMOVAL of the mRNA Platform
The letter represents the opinions of the 162 anti-vaccine influencers who signed it and apparently all the followers on all of their social media accounts…
Do you see the problem?
Well, for one thing, these anti-vaccine influencers likely share many of the same followers.
So that means a lot of duplication of names!
And they likely have many of the same followers on each of their different social media accounts.
Which means even more duplication of names!
Plus, their followers weren’t asked to sign the letter.
What about their followers who may follow them to see what they are up to, but may not actually agree with what they say or do?
Are they signing the letter too?
Plus, we haven’t even talked about all the bots that are likely following these accounts!
So, no, a MAHA coalition of 63 million followers has not demanded the removal of the mRNA platforms.
At best, you can count the 162 anti-vaccine influencers who did sign the letter.
162 shmucks pretend to be 62 million schmucks.
Overexaggeration of the week.