We bring to the attention of our readers the following:
“On 6 February 2017, the Houston Leader web site published an article reporting that President Trump had enacted a 90-day ban on childhood vaccinations via executive order”(Snopes) This article is “fake”.
Trump had indeed express concern pertaining to the vaccine issue prior to the election campaign, but there has been no followup in terms of an Executive order.
To confuse the reader: the article included two genuine tweets which were posted prior to the election campaign:
On March 28, 2014, Trump tweeted:
Additionally, on September 03, 2014, he tweeted:
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