Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. underwent rigorous questioning during his confirmation hearing for the role of secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Despite his credentials as an environmental lawyer, his lack of medical training and familiarity with key public health issues were scrutinized. Senators from both parties questioned his views on vaccines and other health topics, revealing a potential disconnect between his prior statements and the responsibilities of the HHS. His tenure as a vaccine critic has caused significant concern regarding his approach to public health policy.
Kennedy's lack of familiarity with key components of the Department of Health and Human Services raised concerns during his confirmation hearing for the HHS secretary position.
His past claims about vaccines and other health issues, some of which are unsupported, drew scrutiny from both Republican and Democratic senators.
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