RFK Jr. may face this week's nomination hearing

President Donald Trump has named Robert F. Kennedy Junior, a lawyer who has no official medical or public health expertise as a secretary of health and human science. This week, two Senate Committee questions Kennedy. His opinion on science and medicine describes a way to operate a federal medical system for $ 1.7 trillion and 80,000 employees.

The following four considerations for members of the Senate's finances and the health, education, labor, and pension committee of the Senate's finances and the pension committee are shown below.

1) Unbreakable health claims of Kennedy.

For decades, Kennedy has advocated a healthy or controversial health -related idea. He created hundreds of thousands of dollars by the child's health defense of children, a group that defends the wrong idea that vaccines have caused autism or other chronic diseases to deprive the vaccine from the market. Ta. Kennedy has the most fatal Cobid vaccine in history, leads to a large amount of antidepressants, and can transform the people of environmental pollution, and HIV is the only cause of AIDS. I say not. He is also promoting the use of products that are considered to be dangerous, such as raw milk, and to treat some drugs such as Ibermectin and hydroxyclokin to treat the condition without approval of FDA. I am using it. He says that public health agencies oppose their use only for regulatory capture due to large drugs and food interests.

Paul Office, the director of the vaccine education center at the Philadelphia Pediatric Hospital, states: Top Trump's Health Candidate -Kennedy -Marty Maclyor, FDA Commissioner, Director of the National Health Bureau, and former American Dave Weldon, Daveweldon for the Center for Diseases for Diseases. In addition, it is to lightly DA the leading institution. The official said.

“They will enter the office, pull back curtains, find all the bad things, and clarify them to Americans,” he said.

During the measles epidemic in 2019 and 2020, Kennedy's Samoa killed 83 people who killed their children as chairman of the child's health defense. According to Georges Benjamin, an executive director of the US Public Health Association, HHS candidates said that this action alone said.

In Benjamin's view, Kennedy's legal effort was drawn from the market in Kennedy's legal efforts in 2021. “He can't say he's not an anti -vax,” said Benjamin. “He did not follow the evidence.”

Kennedy's spokeswoman did not respond to the comment request.

2) Kennedy's chance looks good despite the opposite.

Kennedy's nomination appeared at the moment when Trump was distrustful of public health and medical institutions due to pandemic.

After the former Fox News's personality, Pete Hegces was confirmed last week as a leader of the Defense Secretary, despite his controversial qualifications and the severe warnings from the former leading army brass. The observer believes that it is difficult for RFK Jr. to defeat. Last week, at a meeting on a hill with the Senator of the Democratic Party and his aide, the official said, “I felt he would probably be confirmed.”

Trump has succeeded so far, demanding that the Republican Senator is lined up behind his candidates. Alaska's Senator Lisa Mulkoski and Susan Collins in the main state are believed to be opposed to Kennedy based on the opposite of Hegzes. Senator Mitch McConel (R-KY), a voting voting voting “Nay”, has never talked about Kennedy, but in December the “proven treatment” is dangerous. I'm a survivor of the polio. Other Senator, who is said to be a problem with Kennedy, includes Senator Bill Cassidi (R-LA), a doctor who has been slimy after meeting Kennedy.

Others are Sheldon White House (DN.J.) who share concerns about the spread of Kennedy's obesity and chronic diseases, attended the roaster with Kennedy. I.) reports that he may vote for him. Neither of both Senator offices did not respond to comments. Freedom of the United States, a conservative advocacy organization established by the former Vice President Mike Pence, has fought Kennedy's nomination with major advertising purchases.

3) The public hearing is heated.

Democratic Senator has a lot of ammunition. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass), from his anti-vaccine statements to his waffle positions, to medication, drug prices, and AIDS, to Kennedy. Until, I sent a 34 -page letter, including 175 questions about all. 。

Public hygiene and medical groups did not coordinate with pense conservative organizations, but questions about Kennedy's previous posture, which supports the right of abortion, could raise the gops on the aisle. His group is far from a pence on reproductive rights, but Benjamin hopes that if it helps him derail, he hopes that the Senator is listening to his pence. 。

Leslie Dach, an executive chair of Protect Our Care, a democratic advocacy organization::

Public opinion is not excessive, but reflects the distrust of Kennedy's health. In a poll published by KFF on Tuesday, 43 % of respondents relied on that he would recommend appropriate health. Approximately 81 % of the Republican members in polls said they trust Kennedy.

4) What happens if Kennedy is appointed?

NIH, FDA, and other federal health agencies talk about early retirement or jumping to the industries when Kennedy and his agency manager are appointed.

The pharmaceutical industry, like the US Medical Association, has quietly nominated. Many patients are worried, but are alert to create friction in governments that cannot be ignored or defeated.

Comments on Kennedy's AIDS -Gay man suggests that the use of stimulants, not HIV virus, is troublesome for Karl Schmid, an executive director of HIV+hepatitis policy. But he said, “I don't know if he will be confirmed.” “If so, we are looking forward to working with him and educating him.”

EMMA Walmsley, a CEO of GSK, a major vaccine maker, at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference earlier this month, said, “Wait and see what the facts are.” I did it. She said the vaccine was “not our biggest business.”

GSK is one of the few vaccine manufacturers remaining in the US market. As the Trump administration and Congress return to the 1986 law, which provides legal protection to vaccine manufacturers, the number may be further reduced.