GOP senators signal to Trump that Kennedy is on thin ice – is that really what’s happening here? It seems like a lot of us saw this coming, right? And yet, here we are. It’s almost predictable at this point. They’ll keep doing whatever “Dear Leader” tells them. It’s the age-old story of choosing a clown and expecting a circus. The idea of putting someone who has dedicated their life to undermining vaccines in charge of anything related to public health feels like a bad joke.
Now, the narrative is that GOP senators are signaling to Trump. But let’s be real, they voted overwhelmingly to confirm Kennedy in the first place.… Continue reading
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s testimony before the Senate Finance Committee quickly devolved into a series of heated exchanges and personal attacks, with Kennedy frequently clashing with both Democrats and Republicans. Accusations of undermining science and spreading misinformation were leveled at the Health and Human Services Secretary, who responded by rejecting data and dismissing decorum. Kennedy’s combative behavior, including repeated interruptions and accusations of lying, drew sharp rebukes from several senators. The hearing highlighted deep divisions over vaccine policy and Kennedy’s leadership.
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During a Senate hearing, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stated his agreement that mRNA vaccines, such as those for COVID-19, cause serious harm, including death. Kennedy, a known anti-vaxxer, responded to questions about a new member of the CDC vaccine advisory committee who made a similar claim. He then sparred with several senators over the number of COVID-19 deaths in America and the effectiveness of the vaccines, demonstrating a lack of knowledge and acceptance of established data. This led to strong criticism from the senators present at the hearing.
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More than 1,000 HHS staff call on RFK Jr. to resign, and this is a significant development, to say the least. It speaks volumes about the level of dissatisfaction and concern within the Department of Health and Human Services regarding the current leadership. The sheer number of employees involved suggests that the issues go beyond simple disagreements; there’s a deep-seated worry about the direction the department is taking. It’s hard to ignore that kind of unified dissent.
The core of the discontent seems to be centered around the spread of misinformation and the perceived undermining of public health initiatives. If a large group of professionals, dedicated to safeguarding the health of the population, believes that their leader is actively working against that mission, it’s a serious problem.… Continue reading
Over 1,000 current and former US Department of Health and Human Services employees have written a letter to Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., urging his resignation due to actions they claim have put American health at risk. The letter specifically cites the facilitation of Dr. Susan Monarez’s firing, the appointment of “political ideologues” to vaccine policy roles, and the rescinding of emergency use authorizations for COVID-19 vaccines without providing supporting data. This follows the ousting of Monarez and the resignations of several senior CDC officials, sparking calls for Kennedy’s removal from both members of Congress and public health groups. Kennedy has defended his actions, claiming to be restoring public trust in the CDC and eliminating conflicts of interest within the agency.
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In a recent op-ed, Senator Bernie Sanders called for Donald Trump’s Health Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to resign due to his actions, which Sanders claims are endangering public health. Sanders criticized Kennedy’s repeated attacks against vaccines and his promotion of conspiracy theories, citing the firing of key CDC officials who opposed Kennedy’s policies. The Senator warned that Kennedy’s actions, including potential targeting of childhood immunization schedules, risk the resurgence of preventable diseases. Sanders stated Kennedy has profited from sowing mistrust in vaccines and is now waging a “full-blown war on science”.
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According to a departing CDC official, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has not been briefed by CDC experts before making key public health decisions, despite multiple requests. This claim was made by Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, who resigned in protest of the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez and cited concerns that the agency was being used to promote policies lacking scientific basis. Daskalakis further revealed that the health secretary’s office had declined offers for briefings from CDC experts, which he found highly atypical. These revelations have led to calls for investigations and criticism of Kennedy’s actions.
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Fox News anchor John Roberts is currently hospitalized with a severe case of malaria, diagnosed on August 25th. Roberts reported experiencing intense body aches and uncontrolled shivering before seeking medical attention. He believes he contracted the mosquito-borne illness during a recent vacation in Indonesia. While undergoing treatment with IV artesunate, he described his condition as “up and down” with hopes to return to work by next week.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed he could visually diagnose mitochondrial issues and inflammation in children, sparking concern due to his lack of medical expertise. Kennedy, speaking at a press briefing with Texas Governor Greg Abbott, also presented inaccurate statistics regarding diabetes and autism rates. This occurred during a discussion on the “Make America Healthy Again” bill aimed at improving childhood health through various food and beverage restrictions. Despite the bill’s intentions, Kennedy’s use of misinformation about health science has raised concerns, given his history of spreading false information.
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Senator Patty Murray has issued a statement in response to Director Susan Monarez’s defense of the CDC against RFK Jr.’s actions and the resignation of CDC officials. Murray commends Monarez for standing up for science but emphasizes that RFK Jr. is the core problem, citing his anti-vaccine stance and efforts to dismantle public health infrastructure. Murray calls for RFK Jr.’s immediate termination, emphasizing the dangers of his conspiracy theories and their impact on public health preparedness. She urges her Republican colleagues to join her in this call, reflecting concerns about the future of the CDC and its ability to function effectively.
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