What If RFK Jr. Does NOT Become the Next Secretary of Health?
If He Isn't Selected, What Does This Mean Moving Forward?
Introduction
Earlier this year, Donald Trump announced his intention to nominate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his pick for Secretary of Health and Human Services. This announcement sparked significant uproar, eliciting both enthusiastic support and vehement criticism.
Please note: an intention to nominate is not the same as nomination. We’ll dive into the steps of the process later on in this article.
On one side, “freedom fighters” and “truth seekers” celebrated the nomination, pointing to Kennedy’s longstanding opposition to vaccines, chemtrails, and other mainstream-endorsed policies.
On the other hand, proponents of these measures—such as vaccines, water fluoridation, and atmospheric interventions—were deeply critical of the choice.
While the intention to nominate has generated optimism among Kennedy’s supporters, it’s critical to understand that being nominated is not the same as being confirmed.
Kennedy’s appointment is not yet a certainty, and this raises a critica…
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