GOP Senators Signal to Trump that Kennedy Is on Thin Ice

Regrets, Republican Senators Have a Few

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was clearly unfit to lead HHS back when GOP senators voted to confirm him.

Republicans turn on trusted Donald Trump puppet RFK Jr. as he becomes the president's nightmare

Republican senators are sending strong messages to President Donald Trump about their unhappiness with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The lawmakers are making it clear they want the administration to fix the problems Kennedy has caused by trying to change the nation’s vaccine policies. During a Senate hearing on Thursday, Kennedy faced tough questions from both Republican and Democratic senators about his handling of health agencies and …

Even some Republicans are growing weary of RFK Jr. — but are they willing to act?

Democrats on Capitol Hill weren't the only ones exasperated with Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: Some Republicans seemed tired of him, too.

GOP senators signal to Trump that Kennedy is on thin ice

Republican senators are sending clear signs of disapproval and unhappiness with Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., making it plain to President Trump that they want the administration to address the chaos that Kennedy has caused by trying to rewrite the nation’s vaccine policies. GOP senators have stopped short of calling on Kennedy to resign and haven’t yet said they regret voting for him in February, but they want h…

RFK Jr. grilled by both Republicans and Democrats during raucous hearing

U.S. Senators on both sides of the aisle sought to show a division between Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s stance on COVID-19 vaccines and Operation Warp Speed, President Donald Trump's successful first-term initiative to help quickly develop effective shots against the virus during a Senate Finance Committee hearing.

Republican doctors clash with RFK Jr over vaccines in tense Senate showdown

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced criticism from both Democrats and Republicans during a Senate hearing over his controversial vaccine policies.