Is Aaron Siri left or right?
Siri is the managing partner of the law firm Siri & Glimstad and the lead attorney for the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), the vaccine-skeptic group founded by Del Bigtree; he has also served as Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s personal lawyer, making him a central legal figure in the 'medical freedom' / Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement now aligned with the Trump administration. His work centers on suing and petitioning federal and state health agencies over vaccine mandates, approvals, and safety data — including a petition to revoke approval of a polio vaccine and a March 2026 petition asking HHS to add roughly 300 conditions to the federal vaccine-injury compensation table. In December 2025 he was invited to present to the CDC's vaccine advisory committee, where he questioned the childhood immunization schedule — a sign of his access under Kennedy's HHS — and in September 2025 he joined litigation seeking religious exemptions to West Virginia's school vaccine requirements. He frames his work as informed consent and government accountability; mainstream outlets such as Axios and NBC describe him as an anti-vaccine lawyer.
How credible is Aaron Siri's audience?
Aaron Siri scores 5.1 out of 100 on the RisingPolitics Credibility Score, ranking #206 among the political creators we track. The score starts with audience size, subtracts accounts that look fake, and weighs how strongly the audience actually engages.