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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivers a blunt statement during a contentious House hearing, telling lawmakers and the public, “I don’t think people should be taking medical advice from me,” when pressed on his stance on childhood vaccinations. The moment sparks renewed scrutiny of Kennedy’s long-standing and controversial role in the national vaccine debate, especially as he continues to campaign on a platform centered around civil liberties, government transparency, and public health skepticism.
During the hearing, Kennedy is questioned specifically about whether he would vaccinate his own children. . .
