Mixed Reactions to Trump’s HHS Nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
President-elect Trump's nomination of RFK Jr. for HHS faces opposition over abortion views, health agency concerns, and vaccine skepticism.
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President-elect Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead HHS, stirring opposition from figures like Mike Pence due to Kennedy's stance on abortion and his controversial views on vaccines. Some Republicans support Kennedy for his potential to reform public health, while critics warn he might threaten public health policies. Concerns have been raised about his skepticism of vaccines and support for abortion rights, prompting polarized debate within the GOP and health communities regarding his suitability for the post.
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