Sen. Bill Cassidy did not endorse Robert F. Kennedy Jr. following their recent meeting regarding health policies.
The discussion involved vaccines, with Cassidy noting they spoke about "every permutation of vaccines" during their nearly hour-long talk.
Despite his criticism of Kennedy’s views on vaccines, Cassidy recognized some common ground, such as the need to reduce ultraprocessed foods.
RFK Jr., an advocate against vaccines, aims to increase public access to safety data without wanting to eliminate vaccines entirely.
Cassidy's response contrasts with the more supportive views from other Senate Republicans, highlighting divisions within the party regarding Kennedy’s nomination.
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