RFK Jr. Appointed As HHS Chief: A Closer Look at His Controversial Stance
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is chosen as HHS Secretary, raising questions about his past criticisms of Trump and potential influence on public health policies.
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Overview
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been appointed by President-elect Donald Trump as the head of Health and Human Services. Known for his strong anti-vaccine stance and criticism of Trump, Kennedy's selection has raised concerns among public health experts. Although he has softened his criticism of Trump, his past comments depict him as a fierce opponent. As HHS Secretary, he would have significant influence over vaccine regulation and public health policies. Experts warn that while he cannot outright ban vaccines, he could attempt to reduce their accessibility and push anti-vaccine ideologies.
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