'I am not anti-vaccine,' Robert F. Kennedy Jr tells US Senate hearing
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Faced intense questioning during his confirmation hearing, particularly regarding his views on vaccines, which have raised concerns among senators.
- Kennedy refused to outright reject the discredited theory that vaccines cause autism, despite overwhelming evidence against it, which could harm his nomination chances.
- Sen. Bill Cassidy shared a personal story about a patient affected by vaccine skepticism, urging Kennedy to reassure parents about vaccine safety, to which Kennedy did not provide a clear commitment.
- Senators from both parties questioned Kennedy on various topics, including abortion and vaccine safety, with some expressing support while others voiced concerns over his previous statements.
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