Staff Reports
President Trump is poised to tackle a growing health crisis that has gone largely ignored — the alarming increase in autism rates among American children. With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reporting a shocking rise from 1 in 150 children in 2000 to 1 in 31 in 2022, it’s clear that we need a serious discussion about what’s causing this epidemic. Trump’s upcoming announcement linking Tylenol to autism is a bold step that many in the medical community have been hesitant to take, but isn’t it time someone pointed the finger at the potential risks of this common drug?
Pregnant women are often advised to use acetaminophen — the active ingredient in Tylenol — as a go-to pain reliever. But now, under Trump’s watch, there’s a call for caution. Experts, including those from Harvard’s public health school, are stating that acetaminophen use during pregnancy may need to be reconsidered. They suggest limiting its use to only high fevers, and they have a point. If there’s even a chance that this medication could contribute to rising autism rates, isn’t it our duty to put the health of our future generations first?
WSJ says new HHS report will link autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy pic.twitter.com/cUXOmAERfH
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) September 5, 2025
The liberal establishment loves to pretend it’s all about science, yet when faced with unsettling data, they either ignore it or downplay its significance. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has even expressed concerns over the link between acetaminophen and autism, but has been reluctant to issue strong public warnings. This reluctance isn’t merely indecisiveness; it’s a blatant disregard for the safety of pregnant women and their babies. Meanwhile, big pharma stands ready to defend its profits, dismissing any link to autism as mere conjecture. When did protecting corporate interests overshadow the health and well-being of families?
The fact that Trump is willing to confront uncomfortable issues head-on speaks volumes about his leadership. He is not afraid to go against the accepted narrative pushed by globalist elites and Big Pharma. We must have discussions about these potential risks, even if they challenge the status quo. Families deserve to know what they are putting into their bodies, especially when it comes to the health of their children.
As the left continues to push a narrative disconnected from reality and laced with political correctness, it’s refreshing to see a leader take a stand. The rise in autism rates is a crisis that can’t be swept under the rug any longer. Call it what you will, but America needs leaders who prioritize the well-being of its citizens over the bottom line of pharmaceutical companies. Why are we settling for silence on such a critical issue? It’s time to put America’s families first and start demanding answers.
