Senator Bill Cassidy, Bill Cassidy, chief Republican of the Senate Health Committee, indicated Thursday during the second confirmation session of Robert F. Kennedy Junior provided that his vote for Trump's candidate for the presidency of health and humanitarian services was not a lock, noting that he was “struggling” to confirm Kennedy because of his inability to admit that vaccines are safe and do not cause autism.
Kennedy faced two separate sessions in front of Legislators in the Senate This week, in his attempt to be the next secretary of the Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services. Kennedy was repeatedly investigated Points to vaccines, Which was a point attached to many members of the Senate as they discover whether they would vote for Kennedy's nomination, or not.
Robert F. Kennedy Junior, President Donald Trump choosing to be the Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, before the Senate Finance Committee for his confirmation session, in the Capitol in Washington, on Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
During the hearings, Kennedy refused to reject the allegations publicly put forward in the past that the vaccines caused autism and argued that it is not hostile to al -Qahim, but “a supporter of safety.” Kennedy added during the listening sessions that his plan as HHS will be “following the science”, noting that if the science says that he is wrong in vaccines, he will apologize publicly.
But the members of the Senate, like Cassidy, suggested during Kennedy's confirmation sessions that Science He says that vaccines are safe – and they do not cause autism.
“My responsibility is learning, and I try to determine, if it can be trusted to support the best general health,” Cassidy, a former doctor, said during his closing observations at a confirmation session on Thursday for Kennedy before the Health Committee in the field of health. Retirement and pensions (auxiliary). A worthy movement entitled “Maha”, “Follow Cassidy,” to improve or undermine the health of Americans, and always require more evidence, and not to accept the evidence there … and for this reason I was suffering from your candidacy. ”
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Senator Bill Cassidy, R. La, asks. Wednesday, January 29, 2025.
Cassidy repeatedly asked Kennedy during a Thursday session to announce that vaccines did not cause autism, but Kennedy refused. “This will have an incredible effect,” Cassidy said.
“There are issues we, a man, very processed food, obesity, we are Simpatico. We are completely aligned,” Cassidy continued during his closing notes. As a person discussed vaccinations with thousands of people, I understand that mothers want to reassure that the vaccine that their child receives is necessary, safe and effective. We agree on this point, two of us, but we dealt with them differently.
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Meanwhile, Cassidy referred to the huge “Megaphone” that Kennedy K. Former President John Kennedy, He wondered whether he would use his credibility “to support” or “to undermine” the general health “of the nation and its confidence in the vaccines.
“I discovered this, for my vote.”
