Republican Senator Traps RFK Jr. With Trump Nobel Prize Question

First, Tillis took the RFK Jr. decision to dismiss Susan Monarez at the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, just a few weeks after his confirmation from the Senate. The senator cited Kennedy’s preliminary praise towards the official on which he has since ousted and thrown away.

“I do not see how you are going, over four weeks, of a” expert in public health with inaccessible scientific references “,” a long -standing champion of the Maha values ​​”,` attentive “and” compassionate “and” a brilliant microbiologist “, and four weeks later, dismiss him because, at least the public reports, because she refused to shoot people who work for her” said.

“So, as a person who advised leaders on hiring strategies, number one, I would say, in the interview, you ask them if they are truthful, rather than four weeks after taking the time of the US Senate to confirm the person,” continued the senator.