The best Republican on the Senate Health Center, Senator Bill Cassidy, R-La, announced on Thursday during the second hearing Robert F. Kennedy younger in the week that his voice for Trump’s health candidate for management of health and human services was not a lock that he “struggled” to confirm Kennedy for his inability to recognize the vaccine safe and do not cause autism.
Kennedy faced two separate hearing in front of Senate MPs This week in an effort to be the next secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Kennedy often questioned through his Views on vaccines, which for many senators were a combination for many senators because they understand whether to vote in favor of Kennedy’s nomination or not.
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During the hearing, Kennedy refused to refuse the claims he had publicly claimed in the past that vaccines were causing autism and claimed that he was not anti-spiteable but “securing”. During the hearing, Kennedy added that his plan as a secretary of HHS would be “to follow science”, noting that if science says he is not right on vaccines, he will be publicly told.
But the senators, like Cassidy, suggested during Kennedy’s affirmative hearing science He says vaccines are safe – and they do not cause autism.
“It is my responsibility to learn, try and determine, if you can be believed to support the best public health,” said Cassidy, a former doctor, during the final word at Kennedy’s Certificate Certificate on Thursday in front of the Senate Health, Education, Work and Pension Committee (help). “A valuable movement called” Maha, “Cassidy continued,” in order to improve the health of the Americans or undermine him, always seeking more evidence and never accepting the evidence that is there … So I struggled with your nomination. ”
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Senator Bill Cassidy, R-L., Asks Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the election of President Donald Trump to be the Secretary of Health and Human Services, as he appears before the Senate Finance Committee at his certificate hearing, at Washington Capitol, Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
Cassidy has repeatedly asked Kennedy during a hearing on Thursday that he publicly declares that vaccines do not cause autism, but Kennedy refused. “That would have an amazing impact,” Cassidy said.
“There are problems that, man, ultra -treated food, obesity, we are sympathetic. We are completely aligned,” Cassidy continued during his final notes. “And as someone who talked about immunizations with thousands of people, I understand that mothers want to convince that the vaccine that their child receives is necessary, safe and effectively. We agree on that, the two of us, but we approached her otherwise.
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In the meantime, Cassidy pointed out the massive “megaphone” Kennedy has as a A descendant of former President John F. Kennedy, and questioned whether to use his credibility “for support” or “to undermine” public health of nation and trust in vaccines.
“I have to understand that for my voice.”
