The New York Post expressed strong reservations about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination to lead HHS, stating it contradicts medicine's first rule: do no harm.
In recalling their earlier interview with Kennedy Jr., the editorial board criticized his health views as a "head-scratching spaghetti of warped conspiracy theories," suggesting his unfitness for office.
The editorial warned about practical concerns, stating that having RFK Jr. at the helm of HHS would leave room for significant harm, stating, "A radical... transition leaves things open to go wrong."
Kennedy’s environmental views are at odds with Trump's policies, leading the Post to conclude that his nomination could serve as an unnecessary distraction.
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