Trump nominates Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary in controversial move
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Donald Trump has nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an anti-vaccine activist, as his secretary of health. This choice follows Trump's recent election and reflects his intention to reshape the U.S. government with controversial appointments. Kennedy, known for promoting medical conspiracy theories, would lead the Health and Human Services Department if confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate. Trump has expressed support for Kennedy's views on health care reform. In addition to Kennedy, Trump announced other appointments, including personal attorneys for deputy attorney general roles. His administration aims to prioritize loyalty over traditional qualifications, raising concerns among some Republicans.