In an open letter, influential leaders within the MAHA and health freedom movements said President Trump and Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would face “political consequences” for allegedly failing to act on removing the mRNA platform.

“While the centerpiece of the MAHA and health freedom agenda has been removal of mRNA shots, you have failed to take decisive action on this front despite overwhelming credible evidence to the harm of this technology. Instead, your policies related to mRNA technology are neutered and self-defeating, putting pregnant women and children at risk, misleading parents and eroding their rights, and failing to help those harmed by vaccines,” the letter read.

“If you continue to ignore our central issue of removing the mRNA platform, the MAHA and health freedom movements will withdraw their support of you, and you will face the political consequences,” it continued.

“We did not fight to place you in positions of leadership so that our clearly stated policy goals would suffer a ‘bait and switch’ that rebranded the grassroots powerful objection to the damaging mRNA platform as a concern about coloring agents in Skittles. Health freedom is not the possession of Secretary Kennedy or his advisors. Health freedom agenda arose from the voices of millions of those impacted by the harmful government policies during the pandemic,” the letter read.

“The MAHA/health freedom vote was a historic game-changer. Neither Republicans nor the Democrats could have prevailed without this critical swing vote. Health freedom voters can and will walk away if we continue to see inaction—or condescending non-policy—on our core issues,” it continued.

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“If you continue to ignore the centerpiece of our policy agenda—removing all mRNA products covered by PREP Act emergency declarations entirely from the market—you will pay a political price. We will run our own candidates at the state level, and we will support other challengers,” it added.

“Removal of the mRNA platform from the market remains one of the central goals of the grassroots medical freedom movement,” the letter read.

Millions of concerned citizens set aside partisan differences and identities to support the historic MAGA/MAHA alliance. Instead of decisive policy actions on these core issues, we see distractions, linguistic misdirections, and watered-down announcements that avoid serious action on the deadly mRNA injections,” it continued.

Just the News has more:

Lame-duck Kentucky GOP congressman Thomas Massie, former Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene and former Fox News host Tucker Carlson are the highest-profile non-medical figures among the 168 signatories. Trump marginalized each after fallouts.

Massie demanded a year ago that the Food and Drug Administration “immediately revoke licensure of the mRNA COVID shots,” but his breaks from Trump, especially by leading the charge for the release of the full unredacted Epstein files, prompted the president to support a successful primary challenger.

Louisiana Deputy Surgeon General Sean Troxclair, an internal medicine and critical care specialist who cited vaccine injury as the prompt for his Christian conversion, is the most high-ranking current government official short of Massie among signatories.

At least three doctors who faced serious professional repercussions for their skepticism of COVID vaccines — Idaho’s Ryan Cole, Utah’s Kirk Moore and Texas’s Mary Talley Bowden — signed the letter, as did the man who hosted the gathering that produced the anti-lockdown Great Barrington Declaration, Brownstone Institute founder Jeffrey Tucker.

Others include mRNA technology pioneer-turned-skeptic Robert Malone, Vaccine Safety Research Foundation founder Steven Kirsch, former pharmaceutical executive and clinical trial manager Sasha Latypova, cardiologists Aseem Malhotra and Peter McCullough, medical scientist-turned-journalist Maryanne Demasi, comedy podcaster Jimmy Dore and evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein, a pillar of the onetime “intellectual dark web.”

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Bowden coordinated the letter and showed it to Just the News before sending it Monday, emphasizing they have a combined 35 million followers on X. It took about a week, led by Bowden “reaching out individually” to sought-after supporters and spreading the word in group forums for doctors.

The letter listed six calls to action.

“We ask you to deliver our actual policy goals in the near term, or face the political consequences,” it read.

  1. Ban mRNA/gene therapy-derived technologies for all vaccines, due to their demonstrated abject failure regarding safety, efficacy, and disease prevention after more than four years of real-world use and billions of doses administered.
  2. Terminate the PREP Act declaration for COVID injections, as no emergency exists. Extending this declaration, with its ironclad liability shield for manufacturers and administrators, serves no public health interest.
  3. Recommend that Congress repeal the PREP Act entirely, due to its numerous constitutional conflicts.
  4. Ban pharmaceutical direct-to-consumer advertising, as is the practice in every other country except New Zealand.
  5. Review and revise current HHS-level policies that create perverse incentives for healthcare providers to engage in medical coercion, including but not limited to vaccinations.
  6. End conflicts of interest at the CDC, FDA, NIH, and NIAID.

Watch Dr. Mary Talley Bowden discuss the letter on “The Jimmy Dore Show”:

Read the full letter HERE.

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