Senator Bill Cassidy's decision to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the president's health secretary has garnered scrutiny, particularly in light of a measles outbreak in West Texas that has taken the life of an unvaccinated child. Cassidy, who chairs the Senate Health Committee, expressed concern over Kennedy's views on vaccinations. However, he found some solace in Kennedy's recent suggestions about consulting doctors for vaccination decisions, which he interprets as an overall positive message towards vaccination. This situation highlights the broader implications of Kennedy's controversial stance on public health within a Republican context, raising discomfort among some party members.
Senator Bill Cassidy wrestled with his vote to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary, concerned about Kennedy's stance on vaccinations amid a measles outbreak.
Cassidy noted that Kennedy’s recent advice encourages consultation with doctors about vaccinations, framing it as a personal decision but ultimately supporting vaccination.
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