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Kennedy's HHS Nomination Sparks Controversy
Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for HHS secretary sparks controversy, with mixed reactions and concerns about his anti-vaccine stance.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Donald TrumpJared PolisGary WinslettEzra Levin
- What are some concerns about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination?
- Kennedy's history of controversial statements questioning vaccine safety concerns public health experts. His nomination has raised concerns about potential decreases in vaccination rates.
- What are the conflicting viewpoints surrounding this nomination?
- While some support Polis's views on shaking up regulatory agencies and lowering drug prices, many criticize his apparent disregard for Kennedy's controversial anti-vaccine stance.
- What are Governor Polis's reasons for supporting Kennedy's nomination?
- Governor Polis believes Kennedy can help lower drug costs and shake up the FDA and HHS. He points to a pending application to import lower-cost drugs from Canada that is awaiting FDA approval.
- How has the public reacted to Governor Polis's support for the nomination?
- Polis's support for Kennedy's nomination has drawn significant backlash on social media. Critics argue his stance is inconsistent and damaging to public health efforts.
- What is the main reaction to Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services secretary?
- President-elect Trump's nomination of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services secretary has sparked mixed reactions. Colorado Governor Jared Polis expressed excitement, citing Kennedy's past work against vaccine mandates.