RFK Jr.'s HHS Nomination Faces Scrutiny Over Vaccine Stance and Ethics Concerns
Senators question Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s views on vaccines, abortion policies, and conflicts of interest during confirmation hearings for Health and Human Services Secretary.
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his past vaccine safety claims but declined to disavow the debunked theory linking vaccines to autism during Senate hearings this week.
- Kennedy pledged to divest his financial stake in an HPV vaccine lawsuit, redirecting proceeds to his adult son, in response to conflict-of-interest concerns.
- He faced bipartisan criticism for his unclear positions on abortion policies, including his willingness to follow President Trump’s guidance on medication like mifepristone.
- Supporters from diverse political backgrounds rallied in Washington, showcasing his ability to unite unconventional coalitions through his 'Make America Healthy Again' agenda.
- The Senate Finance Committee is set to vote on advancing Kennedy’s nomination, with his vaccine stance and ethical controversies remaining key points of contention.
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