A new twist in the vaccine debate is shaking Washington after former President Donald Trump signaled support for certain vaccine mandates for schoolchildren—putting him at odds with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is leading the charge to dismantle federal vaccine requirements.
On Thursday, RFK Jr. faced a heated Senate Finance Committee hearing where Democrats slammed his sweeping changes at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. According to The Hill, “the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stopped recommending the COVID-19 vaccine for those under 18. Kennedy, meanwhile, has fired all 17 sitting members of CDC’s vaccine advisory panel and also moved to oust the CDC head and other top HHS experts.”
The moves mark a sharp break from decades of federal policy and have fueled growing debate over the government’s role in medical decisions.
In stunning testimony, RFK Jr. claimed that a senior CDC scientist was told to destroy evidence linking the MMR vaccine to autism in young Black boys.
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