CNN Today Should Meet CNN Last Week Who Reported On The Same Thing They’re Mocking RFKJr For Now

It’s so weird how they seem to forget that the internet exists. Either they don’t even know what they published, or they really believe that Americans are stupid enough not to connect the dots when they contradict themselves.

Here we have a case of CNN forgetting that they just published an article about the very thing they’re insinuating is a ridiculous conspiracy theory when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. talks about it.

On July 6th, CNN posted an article titled, “Nearly half of the tap water in the US is contaminated with ‘forever chemicals,’ government study finds.” The article thoroughly reports on the the findings of an EPA report which shows that our water is contaminated with “a family of ubiquitous synthetic chemicals that lingers in the environment and the human body.” They specifically explain that these chemicals can lead to health problems like “cancer, obesity, thyroid disease, high cholesterol, decreased fertility, liver damage and hormone suppression.”

AND YET, today CNN ran a story titled, “Robert F. Kennedy Jr. repeatedly suggests that chemicals in water are impacting sexuality of children.” The clear insinuation here is that this is just another one of his crazy conspiracy theories for which he should be endlessly mocked and dismissed. They go so far as to cite “experts” who debunk this claim. But RFKJr could just turn around and cite CNN’s OWN ARTICLE to support his claims. Yes, there are chemicals in our water which, by CNN’s and the EPA’s own admission, are impacting things like fertility and hormones, which we know impact sexuality.

But I guess CNN hopes you’re too stupid to connect these dots and see through their narratives.