Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is under scrutiny as he navigates his confirmation hearings to become the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). His history of disparaging vaccines and making controversial statements regarding healthcare has raised alarms among medical professionals and lawmakers. During the hearings, he fumbled basic facts about Medicaid and Medicare, and his inconsistent stance on various health issues, including vaccine protocols for different racial groups, has drawn significant criticism. Some Republican senators have expressed doubts about his nomination, while others support his potential to revamp the U.S. healthcare system. As discussions continue, many question if Kennedy is fit to take on such a critical role, with numerous experts warning that his views could jeopardize public health.