Trump has expressed himself against the scientific consensus that no evidence links the childhood vaccination to the development of autism.[1][2] These statements were subject to criticism in various media by the scientific community.[3][4]Trump promoted arguments for climate change denial, saying that global warming is a "hoax", and that is a concept "created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive". [5] He has been criticized for these statements, because they are discordant with the opinion of the scientific community[6]
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