The Senate Committees for Health and Finance announced the upcoming hearing dates for the efforts of Robert F. Kennedy the younger to be the next secretary for health and human services.
Candidate for Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) will participate in hearing with two committees, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Work and Pensions (Assistance) and the Senate Committee on Finance. The first hearing will happen next week, Wednesday, in front of the Senate Finance Committee, which oversees HHS. The Main Board of Senate, which covers questions related to health and health care, the Assistance Committee will be questioned on Thursday on Thursday by Kennedy.
Kennedy’s nomination could face opposition, even from Republicans. In particular, Kennedy’s attitudes and last statements about vaccines were reviewed by GOP and Democratic legislators. In addition, GOP legislators are concerned about Kennedy’s abortion views he has advocated in the past and his potential influence on the agricultural sector.
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Robert F. Kennedy JR (Photo Kevin Lamarque – Pool/Getty Images)
IN Interview with “Fox News Sunday” Earlier this month, Senator Louisiana GOP Bill Cassidy, Chief Member of the Senate Assistance Committee, said Kennedy “made a mistake” for vaccination. One of the examples that was erected were Kennedy’s alleged efforts, which he denied, to promote doubts about the efficiency of the vaccine during the 2019 measles outlets. These efforts included a letter sent by Kennedy to the premiere of the country, as president of the Children’s Health Defense, suggesting that the measles vaccine could potentially exacerbate the epidemic.
In the past, Kennedy also suggested that vaccines can be associated with autism.
“Scientific research has been done and the results are clear – vaccines do not cause autism,” the president of the Autism Foundation wrote in a statement. Kennedy suggested journalist John Stossel that such studies were “propaganda”.
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Chairman of the Committee on Health, Education, Work and Pensions of Senate, Senator Bill Cassidy (R-La), left, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump’s candidate to be secretary for health and human services. (Left: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images; Right: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Kennedy’s past attitudes for abortion and what he could do to the agricultural sector in his pressure to implement his “MAKE AMERICA HEADTHY HEALTHY” platform, they also caused concern for some Republican Senate members.
“He made some pig statements and GMO corn and soybeans. I can’t believe he’s going to have problems with that. But if he does, he has problems with me,” Senator Chuck Grassley, a member of a member of the Senate Finance Committee.
After a meeting with the conservative senator Alabama GOP Tommy Tuberville, a decisive MP for a pervasive, the senator said it was Kennedy told him To agree with Trump on the “100%” abortion and that they will have a light touch in the regulation of farmers.
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Some Republicans in Senate want answers from Robert F. Kennedy Jr. -And, exactly, his agricultural beliefs before confirmed. (Reuters)
“We talked about abortion and big things about abortion Does everyone tell everyone: ‘Listen, no matter what President Trump [supports] I’m back, 100%, “Tuberville told reporters after his meeting with Kennedy.
Fox News Digital spoke to Kennedy’s representatives to comment, but did not receive a reply to the time to publish.
