That is what I am saying and what Trump was saying.

Trump is clearly saying more than "a slower schedule is a reasonable decision in the absence of total certainty." He's said repeatedly on Twitter and in live debates/conferences things along the line of "kids go to the doctor, get a bunch of vaccines, and boom!, autism."

He's not coming out and saying "overly-aggressive vaccine schedules cause autism," but we all know who he is winking to. You're too smart to not know what he's doing.

There's absolutely no scientific evidence linking vaccines to autism. If parents want to moderate their child's vaccine schedule in a way that doesn't compromise public health, I'm fine with it. Heck, if Trump said parents should be able to choose their child's vaccines schedule regardless of public health concerns because their liberty as parents is the most important thing at stake, I would disagree but respect the opinion.

We all know that's not what he's saying.