The Public Health™ Totalitarians: Back in the Saddle and Riding Hard

Nov 12, 2026 11:56 AM
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The Public Health™ Totalitarians: Back in the Saddle and Riding Hard
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The COVID-era Public Health™ totalitarians, who enjoyed their heyday during the brutal reign of the Biden regime, were forced somewhat underground during the first half of the second Trump administration, as the president won handily on an agenda that prioritized medical freedom and putting the out-of-control pharmaceutical lobby in check.

Over the last few years, they were mostly relegated to loudly and seemingly impotently denouncing RFK Jr. on corporate state media and using the labyrinthine Public Health™ bureaucracy that is essentially one and the same with the Democrat Party to quietly subvert the MAHA agenda.

Related: MAHA-Sponsored Infant Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial Is Axed After WHO Sabotage

With the midterm blowout, however, it seems they consider themselves back in the driver’s seat.

They’re certainly acting that way.

Sen. Bernie Sanders’ (by now well-established) brand is all about standing up to The Man — strangely excepting, of course, The Man in the white coat, who very realistically killed and maimed more people worldwide with the COVID shots alone than Genghis Khan could have imagined. (We likely will never know the true death toll, as the governments, pharmaceutical corporations, research institutions that unanimously pimped the shots have very little incentive to indict themselves.)

Related: Study: COVID Shots Cripple Immune System — Possibly Permanently

Sanders, prodded by the friendly corporate state media, recently pledged to drag HHS Secretary Kennedy in front of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee that he’ll soon control for kangaroo hearings and also expressed solidarity with incoming South Carolina Senator Annie Andrews’ calls for impeachment.

Via USA Today (emphasis added):

Sen. Bernie Sanders, who is poised to chair the Senate's health committee next year, said in a new interview that he's open to impeaching Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The independent Vermont senator, who caucuses with Democrats, appeared on CNN's "State of the Union" with Dana Bash on Nov. 8 after a wave of Democratic wins in last week's midterms.

Bash asked Sanders if he agreed with South Carolina Sen.-elect Annie Andrews, a pediatrician, saying that Kennedy should be removed from his role as the nation's top health official.

"I am absolutely open to that," Sanders said of Andrews' view. "The bottom line is we need a secretary of HHS who is concerned about the health and well-being of our kids and all Americans, not involved in crazy conspiracy theories."

He continued, "I'm open to all ideas from Dr. Andrews or anybody else."…

"We're going to bring him in front of the committee," Sanders said. "That's for sure. And ask him some tough questions that have not been asked of him previously."

The incoming Senate Democrat caucus is, in fact, a who’s who of pharma stooges.

There’s the above-mentioned Annie Andrews, but also Abdul Al-Sayed from Michigan, who recently titillated CNN’s Caitlin Collins with the foreshadowing of “a good time holding [RFK Jr.] accountable.”

Related: New York Attorney General Letitia James Sues RFK Jr. Over Childhood Vaccine Schedule

Here is Dr. Abdul in 2021 explicitly advocating universal governmental vaccine mandates — a bridge too far even most of his most ardent COVID totalitarian comrades weren’t willing to cross:

We're in a situation now where actually the most important thing is mandate those vaccines because if we all want to live free of the kind of restrictions that we have seen, then we want to live in a society where more people are protected because they've done the thing that they needed to do and gotten that vaccine. 

Your right to swing your fist ends where my face starts, right? And your right to choose not to get vaccinated ends where the breath that you're breathing out of your lungs is now going into my nostrils. And so the point is that yeah, we have a responsibility to protect people from the unvaccinated.

Related: Chelsea Clinton Launches Anti-MAHA Podcast

Meanwhile, Secretary Kennedy has remained defiant.

Kennedy, through HHS spokesperson Grace Jamison, pledged that “threats of impeachment will not distract him from delivering for the American people.”

News Topics COVID-19

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