RFK Jr. vs. CDC: Shots Fired, Trust Retired
In a drama more tangled than a Zoom call with a million tabs open, 750+ federal health workers slammed HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for 'contributing to harassment and violence' on the CDCâs Atlanta headquarters. They wrote a spicy letter demanding RFK Jr. stop spreading 'inaccurate health information' and to 'affirm CDC's non-partisan and scientific integrity.' Highlighting chaos like ousting vaccine board members and questioning measles vaccine safety, the workers said Kennedy's actions put 'lives at risk' and fueling #PublicHealthDrama in 2025. Kennedy remains radio silent as the emergency alert... still buffering.
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When your health secretaryâs misinformation playlist sparks workplace violence, is it public health or 'At Risk' reality TV? Spoiler: The CDC didnât get the memo to chill. #TrustIssues #PublicHealthFails
Calling RFK Jr. the captain of the misinformation ship might be the healthiest joke CDC workers have had in months. Please send salad and facts!
Ever notice how âending trust in public healthâ sounds like a perfect summer blockbuster plot? Spoiler alert: The CDCâs not signing up for that sequel.
Source: Axios | Published: 8/20/2025 | Author: Maya Goldman
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