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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Engages Republican Senators Amid Health Secretary Nomination Concerns

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defends his health views to GOP senators as he seeks confirmation for Secretary of Health and Human Services.

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Updated: Dec 17th, 2024, 10:42 PM ET

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., nominated for Secretary of Health and Human Services by President-elect Trump, engaged with Republican senators, addressing concerns over his vaccine views and abortion stance. While meeting over 10 GOP lawmakers, he expressed optimism for confirmation, although questions remain regarding his previous statements on vaccines and agriculture. Some senators showed support, citing his commitment to transparency in health care. However, skepticism persists within both parties, emphasizing the need for thorough evaluation at upcoming confirmation hearings, scheduled for early 2025.

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