Is Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. handling the U.S. measles outbreak well?
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has drawn criticism from doctors, including Dr. Paul Offit, over his response to a deadly U.S. measles outbreak.
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He's done a great job of creating a measles pandemic in a country that had eradicated the disease. No one has done more to promote disease in this country
Without that dipstick and his anti-vaccination luddite followers there wouldn't be a measles outbreak.
Exactly. Now he wants to help solve the problem he himself created. Seems to be a pattern in this adminstration.
What we need is clear, consistent, fact-based vaccination guidance. Instead we have a health secretary questioning reported measles deaths and sowing doubt about vaccines during an active outbreak. The numbers are telling a tragic story here.