'I am not anti-vaccine,' Robert F. Kennedy Jr tells US Senate hearing
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s views on vaccines were a central issue during his confirmation hearing, where senators shared personal stories about vaccine skepticism's impact on their lives.
- Kennedy refused to reject the discredited theory linking vaccines to autism, which could harm his nomination as health secretary.
- Senators, including Bill Cassidy and Bernie Sanders, pressed Kennedy on his vaccine stance, but he avoided giving definitive answers.
- Kennedy's nomination is at risk if all Democrats oppose him, as he can only lose three Republican votes.
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