Kennedy's nomination for health chief raises concerns over abortion stance

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the Department of Health and Human Services. His nomination has raised concerns due to his history of anti-vaccine activism and controversial views on abortion. Conservative pundit Scott Jennings warned that Kennedy's support for abortion rights could lead to tough questioning during Senate confirmation hearings. Some Republican senators may oppose him due to his past statements on abortion, which have drawn criticism from both conservatives and liberals. Kennedy previously expressed support for unrestricted abortion rights but later clarified his position, stating he believes abortion should be unrestricted only until the baby is viable. His mixed messages on abortion have sparked debate within the Republican Party.