Sen Rafael Warnock (D-GA) on Thursday, Robert F., Secretary, Health and Human Services (HHS). Kennedy slammed Junior as “the biggest threat to the health of American people”.
“Listen, we are in a tragic irony moment in which the biggest threat to the health of American people is Health and Human Services Secretary, and I can not think of any obligation for an American President, to ensure that the people of this country are safe,” Warneck told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in his show, “Anderson Coper 360.”
Georgia Democrat said, “Robert Kennedy is a threat to our health, and needs to be removed. It may not bear it – it may not happen soon.”
Warnock’s remarks resonate to those he heard at an intensive Senate hearing on Thursday, during which he called Kennedy “a threat to the health of the American people”.
Kennedy Defended your time as During the hearing, the US top health officials, swinging back to MPs, who recently pushed him on the upheaval at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) located in the home state of Warnock, and changed the vaccine policy.
During a testimony of nearly three hours, Kennedy repeated the vaccine misinformation, left after the CDC and gave different clarifications on their vision to shape the agency again.
“Clearly, I have seen enough. Secretary Kennedy must be removed immediately. He is destroying the agency responsible for destroying diseases (such as measles and ebola) is under control. It is fatal serious,” Warnock Said in a post on Social Platform X Thursday.
Trump administration quickly talked in protecting Kennedy after hearing with Vice Wance Saying senators Challenging the HHS Secretary “was full of S — and everyone knows it.”
White House press secretary Karolin Levit also defended Kennedy On XSaying that the HHS secretary “is taking a flake because he is on the target.”
“The Trump administration is addressing the root causes of chronic disease, embracing transparency in the government, and making gold-standard science champions. Only Democrats can only attack him,” Levit said.
The hill has reached HHS for comment.
