When the secretary got rid of a key leader, neither the White House nor Congress fought him. Washington, D.C. If top public health offici...
When the secretary got rid of a key leader, neither the White House nor Congress fought him.
Washington, D.C. If top public health officials had left during a different administration, it would have been a huge problem for the head of the Department of Health and Human Services. It looks like it was just another week when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was Secretary of State.
If there was any question about whether Kennedy would go "wild on health," as President Trump said he would last year, the firing of top leaders at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has made his case even stronger. During the chaos, Kennedy hasn't had much trouble from the White House or politicians.