US EditionGOP Senators Signal to Trump that Kennedy Is on Thin Ice
Republican senators, including physicians, expressed concern over Kennedy's vaccine policy changes and CDC leadership shifts, highlighting potential risks to public health and vaccine trust.
- Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Senator Ron Wyden for his long tenure while childhood chronic diseases rose by 76% during that time.
- A report by HHS identified ultra-processed foods as a leading cause of declining childhood health, with nearly 70% of children's calories now coming from them.
- During a Senate Finance Committee hearing, Kennedy faced sharp criticism and accusations regarding his vaccine policies and recent changes at the CDC.
- Senator Bill Cassidy expressed concern about potential conflicts of interest with Kennedy’s new Advisory Committee members on vaccine policies.
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Wyoming U.S. Sen. John Barrasso, a medical doctor, voted to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Secretary of Health and Human Services. On Thursday, he clashed with him over vaccines, saying he’s now “deeply concerned” about the top U.S. health official.
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A prominent member of the Kennedy family is demanding the resignation of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., after the Health and Human Services Secretary made inaccurate and damaging claims in a Senate hearing just one day ago.Secretary Kennedy, an anti-vaxxer and conspiracy theorist, told U.S. senators that he did not know the number of Americans who died from COVID, denied that his policy decisions were reducing access to the COVID vaccine, spread false o…
Republicans turn on trusted Donald Trump puppet RFK Jr. as he becomes the president's nightmare
Republican senators are sending strong messages to President Donald Trump about their unhappiness with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The lawmakers are making it clear they want the administration to fix the problems Kennedy has caused by trying to change the nation’s vaccine policies. During a Senate hearing on Thursday, Kennedy faced tough questions from both Republican and Democratic senators about his handling of health agencies and …
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