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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It is hard to argue he anti vax what with him being Chair of CHildrens Health Defence organisation who say
With all the advances in medicine in recent history, why are our nation’s children getting sicker? In 1986, 12.8% of children in the U.S. had a chronic health condition compared to 54% in 2007 — curiously, the last year this data was made publicly available. The parallel between rising disease rates and the increasing number of childhood vaccines is hard to ignore.
“…he has been campaigning against vaccines for years.”
But people are free to ignore his campaign, surely (as they should of any politician if they have any sense).
“I would have preferred covid to the mini-stroke the Moderna vaccine gave me.”
And your experience, Khandro, is a perfect example of why it is wrong to castigate someone for holding a contrary opinion. Some people agree with vaccination, others don’t. It is obvious that politicians will hold different opinions on different issues. It is clear that the health secretary in the USA will have his own views on vaccination. But nobody is being forced to take vaccines and nobody is being denied them. It is, as it should be, a matter of choice. If people want to listen to politicians when making those decisions that’s their privilege. Personally I would counsel against it and advise them to listen to people who know what they are talking about – which invariably on most topics eliminates most politicians.
The OP title “Anti -Vaxxer Named Health Secretary” gives the impression that Mr Kennedy has advocated slaying all the first-born.
Despite his assertions to the contrary, everything that RFK Junior says about vaccines shows that he is anti-vax. He is about as credible Andrew Wakefield. And oddly enough, "The next US health secretary has suggested erecting a statue of the disgraced British doctor who claimed the MMR vaccine causes autism":
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