Trump just name dropped Tylenol, Motrin, Aspirin, and Advil and told people to not take any of them. He's about to get

[riversedge]

I did not watch Trumps announcement.



Acyn
@Acyn
Trump: DON’T TAKE TYLENOL. There is no downside. You will be uncomfortable, it won't be as easy

Link to tweet

Una 𖧧
@unacronyms
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Mentioning the name brands of Tylenol and Advil rather than saying Acetaminophen and Ibuprofen which opens you up to devastating lawsuits is exactly what I expect when it comes to the incompetency of this administration

Literally no evidence or research they’re just saying shit

Link to tweet

Shao Trommashere 🪷🐝 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈
@MedicTrommasher
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Trump just name dropped Tylenol, Motrin, Aspirin, and Advil and told people to not take any of them.

He’s about to get SUED SUED!

Link to tweet

[leftstreet]

1. Wow. Corporate vs Politician payoffs CAGE MATCH

Lawyers must just scroll online all day!

[VTderry]

102. Donny causing massive headaches for his attorneys while

slandering all the drugs they could take for relief is peak irony.

[Blue Owl]

2. Oh yeah, go ahead and take some medical advice from the shithead who installed RFK Jr.

[Escurumbele]

43. Well, if Dr. trump says it, it must be true...

He just can't open his mouth without vomiting.

[newdeal2]

3. How would that lawsuit work?

Especially with this SCOTUS.

[allegorical oracle]

98. He'd claim he made that announcement in his official position as POTUS in

an effort to use his immunity.

He does so much slandering of people and businesses -- and their reputations, yet I have yet to hear or view any definition of what the SCOTUS defined to be an "official act" versus this jerk's general, defaming bull shitery. As I recall, the Supremes left it up to one of the courts to make that determination, but it never happened.

[Aristus]

4. Are you sure about that?

Corporations have been doing a lot of "Yes, Daddy Donald! No, Daddy Donald! Anything you say, Daddy Donald!" lately.

Corporation CEO's are a spineless lot. Nepo babies and well-networked incompetents, most of them. Never had to fight for anything; and the business acumen of a snail.

[riversedge]

6. I don't know, but Tylenol and Advil are big brands. I do wonder if they will take this???

[KS Toronado]

29. If they start losing too much money, they might find their splines.

Question, can anybody sue a sitting President?

[markodochartaigh]

39. "...can anybody sue a sitting President?"

It sure seems likely that the supremacist court would give him immunity here. Of course that personal immunity doesn't apply to anyone else.

[eppur_se_muova]

114. Bill Clinton was sued and forced to testify on video. Rs had no problem with that, SCOTUS allowed it.

CORRECTION: Bill Clinton was sued for actions taken before he was President, and outside of his official responsibilities. The law does allow that.

However, it seems to me that many of Anus Orange's actions have nothing to do with his official responsibilities, but are geared only to personal revenge. But that would be a much harder legal argument to make, since the relevance of each and every point would be hashed out over many years.

[markodochartaigh]

115. It isn't the same. Bill Clinton was a

Democratic president. The supreme court has different rules for Democratic presidents.

[Ms. Toad]

87. They have two choices - protect their trademark -

or lose it, like Bayer did with its trademark: Aspirin - which is now no longer their mark because they allowed it to be used generically for acetylsalysylic acid.

There are a variety of ways of protecting their mark - but they all involve not allowing others to use it as a noun rather than an adjective (Tylenol, instead of tylenol brand acetaminophen; Motrin or Advil, instead of Motrin brand ibuprofen or Advil brand ibuprofen). Others include those with a big megaphone, like the president.

[UpInArms]

33. If they do, they may as well

shutter their facilities and lock the doors … because TFG and any compliance ends them

[Lovie777]

5. Shakes head.......

why are they openly lying?

Do they want to be sued.

What is the logic.

[durablend]

11. He goes crying to SCOTUS

"MEAN BAD DRUG COMPANIES SUING ME!!!! MAKE IT GO AWAY!!!!!"

[sop]

7. More market manipulation?

(USA Today) "Kenvue stock plummeted Friday, Sept. 5 amid reports Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will suggest a link between autism and the use of the company's Tylenol medication by pregnant women."

[leftstreet]

8. It's weird. So generic acetaminophen is okay?

Did Tylenol Trump just name brands?

[3catwoman3]

72. He probably can't pronounce the 6 syllable generic.

[Dr. T]

92. The video of Donnie the Mangler mangling the word

acetaminophen was hilarious.

I saw it on ABC News tonight. They actually had the guts to air him stumbling on that word like a drunk stumbling down a sidewalk.

[3catwoman3]

97. I often had to restrain myself when parents at the pediatric office would tell me...

...they were giving their child "Dynetabb," a common mispronunciation of Dimetapp. I always wanted to say, "No 'n' and no 'b' in the name of this product." Many med names are challenging to pronounce properly - not this one.

[Aristus]

126. I have patients with hypertension who struggle with 'liprinisil'...'lisiprinil'...liprisinil'...

n/t

[3catwoman3]

128. I find all the monoclonal antibody "-mab" suffix drugs to be real...

...tongue twisters. Too many syllables which don't run trippingly off the tongue.

Fortunately, I never had to prescribe any in peds.

[Aristus]

130. I'll have to double-check this,

but I think there's an 'alimimumab' out there. Sheesh!

[3catwoman3]

131. Just for the hell of it, I went thru the whole list of -mab drugs looking for the longest name.

All of them have 4 syllables. Lots have 5 or 6 and one has 7 - Rozanolixizumab.

The only one I ever saw used at the peds office was palivizumab, which was given to premies, for RSV protection, thru a state program, and the staff nurses gave it on a standing order. Everyone called it by its trade name - Synagis

[Joinfortmill]

47. WTF?

[Mr.WeRP]

9. The Federal Gov't cannot be sued for this. Period

Anyone who thinks this will result in any civil suit doesn’t understand the law. You would have to sue the individuals making the statements and you would have to get passed immunity that they were acting in their official capacity which will be (extremely) difficult. And Trump has further immunities the current SCOTUS gave him which are going to be impossible to defeat with the current SCOTUS as is.

[AZJonnie]

15. If market manipulation/insider trading can be proven, however, that would be a crime

And IQ47 would NOT have immunity for that.

Of course, anyone who thinks his hand-picked people at the SEC and/or DoJ will do jack about it (other than maybe get in on the short-selling gravy train themselves) doesn't understand just how compromised our entire system of Law has been under this lawless tyrant.

[Mr.WeRP]

20. That is a big IF. And SCOTUS made discovery impossible

When it involves POTUS.

[Ilikepurple]

76. The Federal Tort Claims Act has a carve out for actions by federal employees in their official capacity

I don’t claim to be a specialist in federal law, but definitive statements about the law always give me pause. There is no single law to understand. There’s a complex of pragmatic, legislational, precedental, and jurisdictional questions to consider in filing suit. The FTCA is a limited waiver of sovereign immunity to cover wrongful or negligent acts by federal employees. The waiver is limited and FTCA claims are complex, but i don’t think a belief that a suit is possible says anything about one’s understanding of the “law”.

[MissB]

10. Guess I'm glad I stocked up?

Back when it was suggested that it might be difficult to get some OTC meds, I picked up a couple of bottles of generic ibuprofen and acetaminophen from Costco.

[love_katz]

12. R's are determined to return us to the Dark Ages.

Clerics back then ranted about how pain in child birth was against their mean little god's will, as well as plenty of other toxic beliefs.
The Dark Ages are what happens when religious fanatics are allowed to grab the steering wheel. Misogynist and racist POS, the entire lot of them.

[popsdenver]

34. they are already damn near

The GILDED AGE, and at the same time, The ROBBER BARRONS........along with the wild-wild-west......

[Tree Lady]

13. Obviously he is mainlining the good stuff

And doesn't need any.

[AZJonnie]

14. In the clip, he specifically told pregnant people (not people as a whole) to not take Tylenol, or give it to their kids

Where's the ibuprofen and aspirin parts? Is there another clip? One where he includes those, and says that no people should take any of them, as suggested by the headline?

[bayberry]

27. I can't find it either

I see the Tylenol warning for pregnancy but can’t find anything about aspirin or Motrin (?)

[maxsolomon]

81. Other painkillers (Ibuprophen, Naproxen) were already not recommended for pregnancy.

Acetaminophen was the only one that doctors said was OK. That's my understanding.

[AZJonnie]

121. That may be so, but the headline (apparently taken from a tweet) is still false

"Trump just name dropped Tylenol, Motrin, Aspirin, and Advil and told people to not take any of them."

Insofar as "told people not to" in this context would be generally understood to mean "all people", and "just name dropped Tylenol, Motrin, Aspirin, and Advil" would be generally interpreted as meaning that he actually named all four in some (reasonably close) temporal proximity, the entire statement is rhetorically false as written. That is not what happened, apparently

[shanti]

111. But, but

Acetaminophen is literally the only painkiller that is prescribed for pregnant women, not even aspirin. At least it was 36 years ago during my last pregnancy.

[Bluetus]

16. Translation: "Hey Johnson & Johnson, ..."

"... I haven't seen any 8-figure 'campaign contributions' in my PAC lately."

[calimary]

90. THIS!!!

This, Dammit!!!

[sinkingfeeling]

17. Glad I travel internationally. You can buy Tylenol in much stronger dosages, codeine cough

medicines, and steroid creams over-rhe-counter. The pharmacy in my small Costa Rica town will refill my American prescription drugs without a new prescription there

[tanyev]

18. Try injecting disinfectant instead! Totally safe.

[quakerboy]

100. No chance.

Disinfectants are way to cheap. Gotta be something trademarked and expensive.

[sop]

19. Add Kenvue to the list of drug makers RFK Jr. and his trial lawyer associates will sue now.

Kennedy is a co-counsel in a lawsuit against Merck over the Gardasil HPV vaccine, alleging that Merck's vaccine failed to adequately warn consumers about its risks. He has also been involved in lawsuits against the makers of Zantac claiming the drug caused cancer. He's made millions suing drug companies.

[Marcuse]

106. Apparently Kenvue is too woke.

]https://www.kenvue.com/policies-positions
https://www.hrc.org/resources/corporations/kenvue-inc.
https://www.opensecrets.org/federal-lobbying/clients/lobbyists?cycle=2024&id=D000110724


I can’t confirm this:

[spanone]

21. This crazy fuck is as dangerous as they come. He knows shit about medicine.

and neither do fucking rfk jr or fucking oz

Goddamn these people.

[UTUSN]

22. K&R

[Mblaze]

23. I wonder what this shakedown will produce?

[rubbersole]

37. Bitcoin. Donny Bitcoin to be exact.

Other drug companies are probably lining up at the grift window as fast as they can. Please daddy, don't spank me !!!

[hibbing]

56. Yep, what's in it for him and his crooks n/t

[maspaha]

24. Women and children should always be in pain and...

…children should enjoy their febrile seizures while parents adoringly look on.

Fu(king idiot!

[LetMyPeopleVote]

25. Advil is entirely different from Tylenol and is a NSAID

Last edited Mon Sep 22, 2025, 07:17 PM - Edit history (2)

I cannot take NSAIDs due to kidney issues. Tylenol is what my doctors recommend for me and have told me not to take NSAIDs

[WarGamer]

38. *NSAID

[Wiz Imp]

41. Advil is Ibuprofen. Tylenol is acetaminophen.

Completely different drugs that are largely used to treat the same things.

[wolfie001]

80. Ibuprofen acts on the kidneys and Tylenol acts on the liver

Isn't that how it goes? I only take 200 mg at a time. Just occasionally. Maybe twice a year. Thankfully. tRUMP is such a stupid fat imbecile. Shocking where our country has ended up.

[Wiz Imp]

82. I'm pretty sure that's correct

[wolfie001]

83. Wiz Imp!

Love that!

[littlemissmartypants]

26. Psychopath wants people to be in pain. Totally on brand.

If you haven't learned how to identify a psychopath yet here's a helpful chart.

To love is to hurt for these psychos. Never forget that.

Characteristics of Psychopaths

1. Aggressive, callous, and cunning
2. Complete absence of conscience and empathy
3. Very adept at manipulating others
4. Willingness to engage in immoral, criminal conduct
5. Willingness to take what they want and do as they please, regardless of who is hurt or wronged
6. Deceptive ability to appear outwardly benevolent
7. Deceptive ability to behave in superficially charming ways to hide purely selfish motives
8. Willingness to use intimidation and violence to control others in order to satisfy their own needs
9. Willingness to intentionally violate the basic inherent human rights of others
10. Complete absence of any sense of guilt or remorse for the harm their actions have caused to others
11. Rationalization of their own immoral behavior
12. Will attempt to lay blame upon someone else for their own conduct
13. Denial, will deny their own wrongdoing outright
14. Utter contemptuousness toward the feelings and desires of their fellow beings
15. Pathological lying, will say anything without any concern for truth to advance their own hidden agendas
16. Ablity to feign [fake] normal human emotions and empathy
17. Distorted sense of the consequences of their actions
18. Total failure to accept any responsibility for their own socially irresponsible ways
19. Strong bellef that they will never be brought to justice for their criminal behavior

[moondust]

28. How big was the Aleve bribe?

They all know he's utterly corrupt and will do anything for a bribe.

[mdbl]

30. They didn't offer him money and deference.

I wonder how much this will cost them?

[NCDem47]

31. Can any MEDIA OUTLET that reports teh brand names be sued?

while they are carrying what the Presixent said...there was no back-up or proof.

Good journalists would just say "Today President Trump allegded that Acetaminophen..." and leave out brand.

[progressoid]

32. He won't get sued.

[Diraven]

35. He doesn't even know they're different medicines

Kooky RFK Jr. told him to just say Tylenol, and Trump just threw basically every other OTC pain reliever in there because he's an idiot.

[WarGamer]

36. They're talking about *when pregnant* right?

[ananda]

40. Just ordered some of each.

Arriving tomorrow.

[sorcrow]

42. Are you kidding me?

What a dipshit!

I'm going to my drugs shelf and taking two right now, extra strength, no less.

Painfully yours,
Sorghum Crow

[BidenRocks]

44. We The People

did not name drop Tylenol, et al.
I have been wondering why he is messing with only one name brand over all the different brands of Acetaminophen available.

WE did not say this so don't sue us.

Go after Chump and Kennedy.

They said it. Make them pay!

ps: Don't misspell their name on your million dollar campaign contributions!

[Wiz Imp]

53. Kenvue the maker of Tylenol was spun off from Johnson & Johnson in 2023

Johnson & Johnson employees gave significantly more to Kamala Harris campaign than to Trump

[Joinfortmill]

45. He can't pronounce the more generic description or even remember them.

[eShirl]

46. This from the WHY DON'T WE INJECT BLEACH guy.

go away, clown

[AZJonnie]

122. The Dipshit said neither "inject" nor "bleach"

But what he actually said was still stupid, and he is a clown and should go away

[whopis01]

123. He did say "inject" though it was disinfectant, not bleach

He did not say “inject bleach”. But he did talk about injecting disinfectants. And did so shortly after talking about how good bleach was at killing the virus.

"And then I see the disinfectant where it knocks it out in a minute. One minute. And is there a way we can do something like that, by injection inside or almost a cleaning?“

[AZJonnie]

125. My bad!

You got me!

[niyad]

48. Note to self: stock up on all three.

[Wiz Imp]

49. He also repeated his garbage about vaccines injecting

Too much fluid into babies all at once.

[LiberalArkie]

50. Does that mean that we should only take hydro-codone or heroin for out headaches, muscle pain and fevers?

[Irish_Dem]

51. Taxpayers will pay for the lawsuits in court and for damages.

[iluvtennis]

52. TSF is a demented idiot.

[berniesandersmittens]

54. He also told pregnant women to "tough it out"

MF.

[Dr. T]

94. I saw the recording of him saying that.

I couldn't believe what I was hearing. This, from a guy who probably takes ketamine for bone spurs.

[berniesandersmittens]

96. It's disgusting

They celebrate the pain of pregnancy and childbirth. It's our "curse".

Hell, when I was pregnant and on Medicaid, it didn't even cover an epidural. When I went into labor, I had to get an INT, which did not help much. (A bit off topic, but nonetheless related)

When I heard him say that my whole body cringed.

[Dr. T]

101. Even though I'm extremely non-religious

I ended up a church service. The pastor said God made child birth painful to punish Eve for eating the forbidden apple. Because of Eve's indiscretion, all women will forever have painful child births. I had to swallow my laugh.

[Deuxcents]

109. That was included when I was a kid getting religious lessons in Sunday school..didn't understand it then

And certainly don’t get with that 💩 now.

[3825-87867]

55. Got a feeling he's gonna get "sueda fed!"

So he's not telling people to stop taking fent and horse and others, but...
If must we stop taking pain relievers, how the hell do we relieve trumpian headaches?
Or Miller pains in the ass?
Or RFK, jr ...oh wait. Maybe he'll proscribe things he used to take that made him smarter...like heroin?
And of course, take all the alcohol you need to get you through the day.

[Demobrat]

57. If the stock crashes I think I'll buy a few shares.

Might as well get in on the grift

[walkingman]

58. It is so depressing to think that the POTUS is pushing these BS theories - but then he

did the same fucking thing during the Covid epidemic.

As a result, we now are facing the possibility of eradicated diseases coming back. We have got to be the most gullible society on the planet.

[bucolic_frolic]

59. The bleach Ivermectin doctor said this?

[Hekate]

60. SMDH

[jmowreader]

61. I'm going to take a stab at this

Trump's friends the Underpants Gnomes are currently shorting Bayer and the companies that make Tylenol, Advil and Motrin.

[niyad]

62. So the goddamned asshole does not know motrin and advil are the same?

[tavernier]

99. Motrin, advil, generic ibuprofen ($1.00 at the dollar store)

all the same. Just be aware of dosage. 200 - 400 mg. is a common dose for most aches and pains. Occasional use is fine but it can tear up your stomach with frequent and/or higher doses. The dollar store stuff works just as well as name brand. Yes I am a medical professional but with OTC meds, follow the instructions on packaging and see your doctor if problem persists.

[niyad]

119. I simply made a statement that motrin and advil are the same thing.

When was the last time you were in a dollar store? The price went to 1.25 quite some time back, and most things are now 1.50 or more, as of a few months ago. Soooooo, 24 count dollar store brand ibu's 1.50 (per my latest trip to said store.) roughly .06/ pill. Kroger brand ibuprofen in 500 count 2-pack (1,000 pills total) 14.99, so .015/pill. Same with kroger brand tylenol.

[tavernier]

124. I wasn't arguing with you, I was agreeing.

Just pointing out that they are the same but priced differently depending on the manufacturer. Yes I shop dollar stores often and am aware that Dollar Tree has bumped their prices to 1.25 for generic meds. I was just comparing most dollar store prices to grocery and drug stores.

[Maine-i-ac]

63. They will short sell the stock now. Shares plummet, they buy, TACO reverses, they sell for $$

Watch the insiders make out like bandits again. No metaphor.

[nuxvomica]

64. Was this maybe a shakedown gone sour?

I wouldn't put it past them to have angled for some payoff to prevent the president from doing this. Like a protection racket.

[LetMyPeopleVote]

66. How convenient for Dr. Oz to announce this need for leucovorin when a company he owns makes it.

Link to tweet

[soldierant]

67. Tylenol (acetominaphen) can stress the liver

but all those other OTCs - aspirin, ibuprophen, naproxen sodium - I may be leaving some out - are anti-inflammatories and can stress the kidneys. But none of them has anything to do with autism. If you choose not to take anything, the only possible painkiller would be a prescription drugs. Prescription drugs, especially opiates. taken by a pregnant woman can cause a child to be born addicted. Is this starting to sound like thay really just want women to be in constant pain?

[Wiz Imp]

68. Does anyone have a link showing Trump mentioning Advil, Motrin, Aspirin

I can't find any video or even a written story mentioning it

[Luz]

69. Trump told babies to suck it up and suffer from vaccination.

[Wicked Blue]

70. Johnson & Johnson gonna be maaaaad

[democratsruletheday]

133. TOrange, reckless POS.....

is loose again. Nobody takes anything he says seriously anymore. Fucking ass clown from hell. Just like VP Harris said: not a serious person.

[surfered]

71. Is that immunity the Robert's Supreme Court gave him include civil?

[Prince99]

73. This is how it went down

This is all about the grift. He's been complaining of the high profits of big Pharma so I am sure they hit up all majors and said pay us or we will release information, factual or not. Companies said F-you as you have no facts and here we are. The interesting part of this, when big Pharma decides to pay, how do you roll this all back.

[BigmanPigman]

74. Tylenol will sue him for tons of $$$

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And Americans, especially sane women who are MAGA and non-MAGA, will NOT vote for him in the future.

He has already alienated the senior citizen constituent base due to Health Care and Social Security. Now he has a whole new group who hates him.

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

75. But the Extreme Court will say he has presidential immunity

[wolfie001]

77. If these companies all buy $10-$20 million in his sewer-swamp bit coin operation.......

.......all will be fine. Just pay off the Diaper-Don.

[MLWR]

78. Anyone who takes medical advice from a (failed) businessman and a lawyer is a fool.

They have no, zero evidence for their proclamations. They just pull bullshit out of their asses and spew it.

[barbtries]

79. they want us dead.

and if they can't have that, they want us suffering.

[kimbutgar]

84. I hope they sue his big fat a$$ off!

[IcyPeas]

85. Trump is the major cause of HEADACHES.

many people say so.

[JoseBalow]

86. I'm OK with MAGAts following bad medical advice

as long as it only affects them.

[Trueblue1968]

88. SUE DonOLD Rumps filthy stinking orange ass. Orange Anus is sooooo stupid.

#SueDonoldTrump

[Melon]

89. Did he say Advil??

I watched him speak and only heard Tylenol for autism.

[Jacson6]

91. Donald Trump has qaulified immunity and freedom of speech.

I'm not defending the clown at all. Those companies are going to have massive problems with trial lawyers and women refusing to buy the product any more.

[C Moon]

93. Get ready for trump brand painkiller.

[ReRe]

95. Insane fools those two are.

They are not Medical Doctors. They're not Doctors of anyfuckingthing. They are fucking dangerous idiots!
Don't you know the effect this will have on every single OB/GYN in this country tomorrow?

[Grokenstein]

103. "There is no downside."

This slobbering numpty can't remain coherent for two sentences.

Acetaminophen is my only option. Thirty years ago I spontaneously developed an allergy to regular aspirin (and all other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) that could KILL me, and naturally I found this out the hard way. Eyes swelled shut so fast I only had time enough to fish out one contact lens, and I started drowning in my own...fluids. Luckily I was in the military, and at work, so I got taken to the ER pretty quick. Hospitalized for three days' observation, looking like a wasp nest went berserk on my eyelids. Nowadays I'm an arthritic old git who relies on topical painkillers just to get through the work day and if they aren't enough, it's time for Acetaminophen. Please, DO tell me more about "downsides" and "comfort," you coked-up dungbag.

[Eliot Rosewater]

104. They know suing him will do nothing because he gets immunity

Since we know every single thing he does is for profit, where is the profit here?

Obviously the corporations he is attacking, stupidly attacking, will ask him to stop and he’ll say OK he’ll reverse it all for a price, I assume that’s what he’s doing.

[milestogo]

107. He is the last person on earth to take medical advice from

except for RFK Jr.

[Wiz Imp]

108. OK, I finally found a video where he referenced Advil, etc.

at the 9:30 mark he says the other medicines like aspirin and Advil have already been proven bad, so you can't take anything if you're in pain or have a high fever. (He didn't mention Motrin that I heard)

&t=579s
And he says, nothing bad can come from this?

Oh, and he's saying aspirin is proven bad, yet I'm pretty sure that the Lie machine that is the WH Press Secretary has used his taking aspirin as an excuse for the bruising on his hands. So which is it? Is he taking aspirin which he says has been proven terrible for others? Or was the lie machine lying when she used aspirin as an excuse for his hand bruises?

[mvd]

110. My only reason for not taking Tylenol is..

that it gives me a rash. Otherwise I’d do the opposite of what these quacks say. And since I likely have autism, I’m offended how they treat it like an awful disease.

[EnergizedLib]

112. I'm guessing his cult will listen

And it will end badly for them.

[Bayard]

113. BRING BACK LEECHES!!

Acetaminophen does nothing for me, and aspirin is gastric bad news. My anti-inflammatory drug of choice the past several years is prescription diclofenac. Too many old broken bones. I currently have some broken ribs, and a bad shoulder made badder. Only problem with this drug is it can be hard on your kidneys, and I only have one of those.

[Jack Valentino]

116. DON'T TAKE TRUMPISM! There is NO UPSIDE! You will NOT BE COMFORTABLE!!!!!!!

Especially not after swallowing that bunch of total shit....

[Oldvet]

117. A few points I'd like to make

1. Unfortunately, he can't get sued. That was decided way back in Nixon versus Fitzgerald. Even any comment, speech, or public message he makes would be considered in the scope of office or outer perimeter. It basically says he can't have any civil liability from action he does while in the scope of office as president. Even if what he says is completely wrong and defamatory. This announcement would clearly fall in that criteria.

2. If anyone missed it, you have to go back and watch the video of the announcement with him trying to pronounce Acetaminophen. It was probably the funniest thing I have seen him do recently trying to read that word and simply not being able to.

3. I keep an open mind about the study. I don't trust this administration and I don't trust Kennedy right now, but the study is the study and I will give a conscious effort to read it..


This is the letter that generated the announcement from the dean of Harvard medical.



Here is the Harvard study that reference is referring to that lead to this announcement.


https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/using-acetaminophen-during-pregnancy-may-increase-childrens-autism-and-adhd-risk/


Ironically, he actually defunded the study, but they completed it because the judge reinstated it.

Link to tweet

?s=46

[Beetwasher.]

118. Quintessentially Trumpian in It's Abject Incompetence, Recklessness and Slander.

[mainer]

120. I'm surprised they haven't attacked aspirin

Or is that coming next?

[Walleye]

127. They are dedicated to punishing us women. Just for our existence

Suffer pain, suffer guilt, anything they can lay on us. Because we can’t fight back. I really feel bad for all the women who are gonna go on a guilt trip over this.

[Midnight Writer]

129. These companies can either sue, or they can buy Trump crypto currency.

With The Supreme Court and lower courts under the control of Trump, I reckon TrumpCoin will take a sudden jump and these products will be declared safe.

[Torchlight]

132. Idiot anti-vaxxers never had a better friend than this administration

Pod casters, kooks, and carnival barkers is what America is offering as its best. We are advertising the shameful content of our character to the world while the idiot in a red hat takes both pride and paychecks for this measurable regression.