WSJ Slams RFK Jr. as 'Danger to Public Health' Amid HHS Nomination Hearings
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board has voiced strong opposition to Robert Kennedy Jr., President Trump's nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. In a scathing critique, the WSJ labels RFK Jr. 'dangerous to public health' citing concerns over his vaccine skepticism and potential impact on US healthcare policy. As the nation awaits his confirmation hearings, the WSJ's stance highlights the intense scrutiny surrounding his nomination. With healthcare reform and vaccine awareness being highly debated topics, the HHS nomination has sparked significant interest. The WSJ's opinion piece is likely to fuel further discussion on RFK Jr.'s suitability for the role, amid growing concerns over public health and healthcare policy.
