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RFK Jr.: Health Secretary Nominee Faces Republican Opposition and Concerns

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is nominated as HHS Secretary, raising regulatory and vaccine skepticism issues within the Republican Party.

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Updated: Dec 3rd, 2024, 2:36 PM ET

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces challenges as the nominee for HHS Secretary due to his proposed food regulations and vaccine skepticism, which contradict traditional Republican values. While some GOP members support his health initiatives, many express concern over potential regulatory expansions. Critics, including former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, warn of his dangerous views on vaccination and food safety that may negatively impact public health. The confirmation process will likely be contentious, with potential pushback from both parties as Kennedy navigates his controversial agenda in a divided political landscape.

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