Donald Trump has suggested that if elected, he would give Robert F Kennedy Jr a significant role in shaping vaccine policy, hinting at potential changes to existing guidelines. Trump expressed a willingness to discuss vaccines with Kennedy and did not dismiss the possibility of banning them altogether. His comments reflect a potential shift in public health policy towards skepticism of vaccinations, especially given Kennedy's controversial stance on the matter.
In a recent NBC interview, Trump described Kennedy as 'a very talented guy with strong views' and indicated he planned to have discussions about vaccinations and public health roles if he wins the 2024 election. This endorsement of Kennedy's views on public health, particularly regarding vaccines and fluoride, signals a possible departure from established public health policies endorsed by experts who advocate for vaccine safety and efficacy.
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