Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg railed against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday, using his opening remarks at a public health conference to warn that Kennedy would be “beyond dangerous” as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and putting him in charge would be “medical malpractice on a mass scale.” 



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Bloomberg: RFK Jr. would be ‘beyond dangerous’ as HHS head

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services.

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Mike Bloomberg warns making RFK Jr. HHS secretary risks killing Americans, urges Senate to reject him

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg railed against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday, using his opening remarks at a public health conference to warn that Kennedy would be “beyond dangerous” as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and putting him in charge would be “medical malpractice on a mass scale.” …

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He urged President-Elect Donald Trump to reconsider nominating Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary.

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Michael Bloomberg Said Putting RFK Jr. In Charge of Vaccines Would Be 'Medical Malpractice'

WASHINGTON >> Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, launched a lengthy broadside today against Robert F. Kennedy Jr., using his opening remarks at a public health conference to warn that installing Kennedy as health secretary would be “beyond dangerous,” and tantamount to “medical malpractice on a mass scale.”

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Bloomberg: Kennedy would be ‘beyond dangerous’ as health secretary 

Michael Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, launched a lengthy broadside against Robert F. Kennedy Jr., using his opening remarks at a public health conference to warn that installing Mr. Kennedy as health secretary would be “beyond dangerous,” and tantamount to “medical malpractice on a mass scale,” the New York Times reports.

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Bloomberg Says RFK Jr. Would Be ‘Beyond Dangerous’

Michael Bloomberg assailed the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to run Health and Human Services

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Mike Bloomberg: RFK Jr. 'Beyond Dangerous' as HHS Chief

Michael R. Bloomberg, the former New York City mayor, intends to launch a broadside on Tuesday against Robert F. Kennedy

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Bloomberg Says Kennedy Would Be ‘Beyond Dangerous’ as Health Secretary

If confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will have greater control over the Atlanta-based CDC. But just how much?

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Former CDC director Tom Frieden says Kennedy poses a 'risk' to the Atlanta-based health agency

Diana Siguenza, a retired nurse who lives in Cedar Rapids, expressed strong opposition to RFK Jr.'s nomination, citing his lack of experience in …  Full story here. 
More Sen. Ernst News  Published by qctimes.com       The post Capitol Notebook: Iowans tell U.S. GOP Sen. Joni Ernst to reject RFK Jr. as health secretary appeared first on Quorum Call.

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Capitol Notebook: Iowans tell U.S. GOP Sen. Joni Ernst to reject RFK Jr. as health secretary

In a recent article for the Free Press, Vinay Prasad informs us that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has plenty of perfectly reasonable suggestions for how to improve public health in the United States. It is therefore regrettable, Prasad writes, that the legacy press and sundry contemptible elites have treated Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services “poorly and unfairly.” Kennedy, he maintains, “should not be called a conspiracy…

Bloomberg: RFK Jr. would be ‘beyond dangerous’ as HHS head

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