RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine panel realizes it has no idea what it’s doing, skips vote

The article discusses an anti-vaccine panel organized by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., which aimed to vote on a measure related to vaccine policies. However, the panel was forced to table the vote indefinitely due to a lack of data and confusing language. The panel, which included individuals skeptical of vaccine safety and efficacy, was unable to provide a clear and coherent justification for the proposed measure. Organizers acknowledged that they lacked the necessary information and expertise to make an informed decision. The decision to postpone the vote highlights the challenges faced by those who question the scientific consensus on vaccines. Without a strong evidentiary foundation, the panel was unable to proceed with its intended course of action. The article suggests that the panel's inability to make a decision underscores the need for policymaking to be grounded in robust scientific evidence and a thorough understanding of the issues at hand.