In a recent critique, Kamala Harris, who previously served as Vice President, has taken aim at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the leadership of Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., labeling the department's actions as "criminal" and employing other disparaging terms.
During a podcast interview with host Kara Swisher, Harris, who was defeated by President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, emphasized her scientific lineage, stating her father was a scientist. She accused HHS of actively working to "deny science" and propagate "misinformation and lies at the highest level of government," describing these actions as "criminal."
Harris did not mince words, expressing her frustration by stating, "Its fucked up."
As reported by Breitbart, actress Cheryl Hines, Kennedy's wife, engaged in a spirited discussion with the co-hosts of ABC's "The View" regarding her husband's tenure at HHS. Despite facing criticism, Kennedy remains steadfast in his mission to "Make America Healthy Again," a goal he deems essential for addressing a myriad of other national issues. In January, Breitbart highlighted Kennedy's efforts, noting his commitment to this central objective.
HHS has also taken significant measures to uphold life, such as ceasing federal funding for international programs that support or provide abortion counseling. Additionally, the department has successfully banned mercury in vaccines after years of advocacy, according to Breitbart. These actions align with conservative values that prioritize life and health.
The food industry, too, has made notable progress in promoting national health, as reported by Breitbart in September. Tyson Foods recently announced its decision to eliminate high-fructose corn syrup and three other additives from its products, signaling a renewed dedication to consumer health by major food producers.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised this initiative, stating, "About 40 percent of the food industry is on board now, including Smuckers, General Foods and many others. Its all the big producers. And Tyson has been a leader from the beginning. Im very grateful for their vision and commitment to their customers health."
As the debate over health policies and practices continues, the actions of HHS and the food industry reflect a broader commitment to improving the well-being of Americans, a goal that resonates with conservative principles of individual responsibility and free-market solutions.
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