Sen. Sanders wants RFK Jr. Out after the CDC director was fired on the Vaccine Policy

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., Search for health and human secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Leave after several higher senior officials in the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, they left the agency.

Trump administration announced the removal of CDC Director Susan Monaresis at the beginning of this week, less than a month after Kennediev’s directives refused to adopt new restrictions on some vaccines, including approval approval.

Four other high CDC officials filed in protest after Manarsez’s mature, partially, pointing out against anti-vaccine vaccine policies. Hundreds of workers in the Agency also came out of the CDC headquarters in Atlanta in favor of their former colleagues.

In response to departures, Sanders wrote in the optics for the New York Times that Kennedy “endangers the health of the American people and in the future” and accused the secretary of monarza because she refused “to act as a rubber stamp for his dangerous policy.”

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“Despite the huge opposition of the medical community, the Secretary Kennedy continued his long-term crucial installments against vaccines and advocating conspiracy theories that repeatedly refused scientific experts,” published on Saturdays on Saturdays on Saturdays.

“It’s absurd to say it’s 2025. years, but vaccines are safe and efficient,” he added. “That, of course, is not only my view. It’s far more important, it is an irresistible consensus of medical and scientific communities.”

Sanders also noticed These disease vaccines such as polio and Cowlid-19 have preserved hundreds of millions of life around the world.

Sanders, a ranked member of the Senate Health Committee, opposed Kennedi’s certificate at the beginning of this year. The secretary swore in February. The Deputy HHS Secretary Jim O’Neill was elected to be the acting director of the CDC after the termination of Manaraz.

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Trump Administration defended Monarz’s end, with a White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Saying the President President “Authorization to fire those who are not aligned with his mission.”

“The President and Secretary Kennedes are committed to returning the trust and transparency of the CDC that their public health systems are more responsible and returning to its main threats, investment and answers to future threats, investment, investment In innovation in the future and response to future threats “.

Sanders called for an investigation into the monarz’s purposefully, criticizing the shift as “reckless” and “dangerous” this week.

In the Op-Ed, he wrote that Kennedy “profited and built a career in the seeds in vaccines,” adding that the secretary now “using his authority to start the full submerged of war on science, in public health and the very truth.”

He also said that Americans would become harder to get “life vaccines” from Kennedy leading HHS.

“The danger is here that diseases that are practically erased due to secure and efficient vaccines and causing huge damage,” grinders wrote, emphasizing that the United States must be better prepared in the case of another pandemic.

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“Secretary Kennedy puts the life of Americans in danger, and he must resign,” Sanders wrote. “In his place, President Trump must listen to doctors and scientists and nominates the health Secretary and CDC director who will protect the health and benefit of the American people, and do not give dangerous policies based on conspiracy theories.”

Fox News Digital reached HHS for comment.

Reuters contributed to this report.