Former NIH Director Francis Collins broke out in song at a “Stand Up For Science" rally and it was worse than you think.

According to Science:

Thousands of researchers and their supporters, including recently fired federal workers, gathered in front of the Lincoln Memorial here today to protest what they consider the antiscience actions of President Donald Trump in the nearly 7 weeks since he took office. The nation’s capital is just one of the many locations hosting the rally, called Stand Up for Science, with about 30 events nationwide and additional rallies outside the United States, bringing the expected total to more than 150 events.

I hardly doubt that this song will do anything to get funding back for trans mice but that is neither here nor there.

This man defended school closures during COVID-19 despite the devastating effects they had on children. You don’t need a science degree to understand that depriving kids of learning and social interactions will have decades-long consequences, yet he is out here pitifully playing his guitar as he pretends to defend “the science.”

But everyone knows that “the science” refers to “political science.” This is why he pretends to care about it while he’s really just playing cringe songs because he despises Trump.

At the Washington, D.C., event, protesters demanded an end to government censorship in scientific research, restoration of federal funding, reinstatement of federal employees, preservation of diversity and inclusion in science, and more. The crowd heard from more than a dozen speakers, including Senator Chris van Hollen (D–MD), former Representative Fred Upton (R–MI), and former National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Francis Collins.

These individuals have a lot of nerve claiming they are trying to end government censorship when their side censored Americans for COVID “misinformation” that contradicted the status quo. These are also the same individuals who assert that trans women are women. So while they demand more “diversity and inclusion in science,” they represent the most pseudoscientific group of people to have ever walked this earth.

That said, the people spoke in Nov. and voted against everything “the science” stands for. So while Collins thinks his pathetic “song” will help with whatever lack of a cause they have jumped on, their TDS shines through. And to call that a personal problem would be an understatement.

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