Criticism of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Nomination for Health Official
Pressure is mounting on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as critics from both sides oppose his nomination as the nation's top health official due to his anti-vaccine advocacy. Bipartisan opponents argue he isn't fit for the role, with Democrats concerned about public health risks and Republicans questioning his stance on abortion.
Key Points
- Critics from both sides oppose Kennedy's nomination due to his anti-vaccine advocacy
- Democrats express concerns about public health risks
- Republicans question Kennedy's stance on abortion