Over 1,000 HHS Employees Sign Letter Demanding RFK Jr. Resign
More than 1,000 current and former employees of the Ministry of Health and Social Services (HHS) have signed an open letter demanding that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. resigns as Secretary of Health.
The letter from the Save HHS group accused Kennedy of having endangered the health of the Americans and of helping to violate the American Constitution. The letter was sent to the Senatorial Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee as well as the Senate Finance Committee and the Chamber’s Energy and Trade Committee.
“We have been sworn in to support and defend the constitution of the United States and serve the American people. Our oath forces us to speak to us when the Constitution is raped and the American people are endangered,” said the letter. “Thus, we warn the president, the congress and the public that the actions of secretary Kennedy compromises the health of this nation, and we demand the resignation of secretary Kennedy.”
The letter continued to list the numerous alleged offenses from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in particular his dismissal from the CDC director, Dr. Susan Monarez, the appointment of members opposed to mRNA vaccines and for opposite coronavirus vaccines.
“Cancel the emergency authorizations for the Food and Drug Administration for COVVI-19 vaccines without providing the data or methods used to achieve such a decision,” said Kennedy’s letter. “Development of the American Academy of Pediatrics for having recommended the COVVI-19 vaccine in children.”
HHS communications director Andrew Nixon said in a statement to ABC News that the CDC “has been broken for a long time” and it will take “sustained reform and more personnel changes” to restore confidence.
“Since his first day of mandate, [Kennedy] Speed to check his assumptions at the door – and he asked each HHS colleague to do the same, “said the statement.” This commitment to science based on evidence is the reason why, in seven months, he and the HHS team have accomplished more than any secretary of health in history in combat to end the epidemic of chronic diseases and make America in good health. “”
Tuesday, Kennedy published on OP-ED in The Wall Street Journal Accusing the CDC to waste “public confidence”, adding that it was appointed by Trump to “restore this confidence and send the CDC to its main mission”.
