Democratic progressives and establishment set to clash in more primaries – US politics live
Trump signed an executive order that will involve splitting up the highly effective measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three single shots. The president also announced an overhaul to the childhood immunization schedule, scrapping recommendations for the hepatitis b, Covid-19 and influenza vaccines. He also suggested that the number of inoculations is linked to the rate of autism in the US, despite no proven link between the two.
- ▪Trump signed an executive order that will involve splitting up the highly effective measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine into three single shots.
- ▪The president also announced an overhaul to the childhood immunization schedule, scrapping recommendations for the hepatitis b, Covid-19 and influenza vaccines.
- ▪He also suggested that the number of inoculations is linked to the rate of autism in the US, despite no proven link between the two.
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now06.44 EDTWisconsin and Minnesota primaries sees progressives clash with Democratic establishmentHello and welcome to the US politics live blog.Democratic primaries for governor in Wisconsin and US senator in Minnesota will once again see left-wing candidates face off against more traditional ones.The party’s ideological rift, that has already been seen in contests across the States this year, shifts to the upper Midwest later today.In Wisconsin, state representative Francesca Hong, a self-described democratic socialist, is front-runner for the party’s nomination for governor in a swing state where winning the governor’s mansion is central to Democrats’ hopes for 2028 and beyond.In Minnesota, Peggy Flanagan is running for the nomination for an open Senate seat against centrist…
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