RFK Jr. faces confirmation for Health and Human Services Cabinet post
Briefly

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is on the verge of being confirmed as the Secretary of Health and Human Services, a role that will allow him to oversee a $2 trillion health budget. Despite facing significant criticism from Democrats for his controversial anti-vaccine stance, he has garnered the necessary support, with a Senate vote of 53 to 47 in favor of advancing his nomination. If confirmed, Kennedy pledges to address chronic disease rates and promote high-quality scientific research in health policy, impacting diverse aspects of American life.
If Kennedy secures the Cabinet seat, he would do so despite his liberal credentials, well-funded lobbying efforts against him and opposition over his past support for abortion.
Kennedy, who has pledged to focus on improving rates of chronic disease in America, could helm a vast government apparatus influencing health policy that touches all corners of American life.
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