Robert F Kennedy Jr passes Senate committee hurdle

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The Senate Committee is on the verge of confirming the vaccine Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as the top US health officer after voting on the party line for its nomination approval.

The Senate Finance Committee on Tuesday voted 14 to 13 for its confirmation for the management of the Health and Human Services Department, supporting all Republicans Kennedy And all Democrats are voting against it. His nomination will be a full vote in the Senate later this week.

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, a former medical doctor who presided over the Senate Health Committee, saw Kenned’s allies as a possible rebel in a strict vote, but he decided to give the nomination to the nominee.

Before voting on the Cassidy Social Media Platform X, he wrote that he had “intense conversation” with Kennedy and the White House with co-president JD Vans for the vote.

Cassidy said, “I will vote yes to the issues we have agreed to do with the serious promise that I have received from the administration and the Americanist agenda I will vote for yes,” Casid said.

As soon as the Cassidy Kennedy falls on the line, his confirmation will probably pass the entire Senate vote, even though the three other Republican Senators are rebel. Possibly disagreements include Mitch McConnell, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkovsky, who voted against Pitt Hegastha as Defense Secretary.

Kennedy’s nomination in order to run broad Health departmentWhose budget has been monitored by 5 departments and agencies, including $ 1.9TN and drug controller, food and drug administration, his vaccine on several health issues encouraged concerns from the public health officers and the internal pharmaceutical industry.

For more than two days of the committee hearing last week, Kennedy grilled about the record of questioning its impacts by senators Covid -10 and MMR vaccinesAnd the financial partnership of a vaccine security case against Mark’s blockbuster Gardasil Jab. He later promised to quit his partnership in any earnings from the case.

Kennedy told the Senators last week that he was “not anti -vaccine or anti -art” but instead he was “protected”. When asked about his skeptic about the MMR vaccine – he repeated a controversial claim that the job was associated with autism – Kennedy said: “I just want to follow science, and if science says that I am wrong about what I have said in the past, as I said, I would publicly apologize. “

However, Donald Trump was present on Tuesday to support his claims by posting his True social platform: “20 years ago, in children there was 1 out of 10,000 in children. Now it is in 34. Wow! Something really wrong. We need Bobby !!!”