All over the nation, but particularly in Oregon, where the future of vaccinations is still becoming more and more dubious, the news that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. would be selected to lead the Department of Health and Human Services should raise serious concerns.
On the surface, RFK Jr. appears to be the voice mothers have been longing for—one that emphasizes the hazards of processed foods and the significance of making exercise a priority in order to preserve health and fight childhood obesity. However, a more thorough examination of his record—including the claims made by his nonprofit organization, Children’s Health Defense—reveals a concerning disrespect for accepted research and an unreasonable anti-vaccination stance.
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