Senator Bill Cassidy (R-La.) expressed his concerns regarding President Trump's executive order aimed at modifying the childhood vaccine schedule. During an appearance on ABC's 'This Week,' Cassidy stated that the directive could lead to increased insurance costs, noting that it would require children to receive more vaccinations than previously mandated. 'Now instead of your child getting two shots, she has to get six shots,' Cassidy said.
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Sen. Cassidy expresses concerns over Trump's vaccine order and insurance costs
Senator Bill Cassidy has voiced concerns about President Trump's executive order that alters the childhood vaccine schedule. He highlighted that the changes could lead to higher insurance costs as children would need to receive more vaccinations.
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