Caroline Kennedy, who recently left her job as the US ambassador to Australia, has shared her worries about her cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. She thinks his views on vaccines are dangerous. Kennedy made these comments after a speech at the National Press Club in Canberra, Australia. She also mentioned other Trump administration nominees, like Tulsi Gabbard, who has been vocal about her support for Russia. Kennedy said that these appointments might cause problems. She even talked about their family’s long history of supporting public health and healthcare. Kennedy believes that most Americans don’t agree with RFK Jr’s views on vaccines. She also said that they should wait and see what happens with these appointments. Kennedy is worried that these appointments might affect Australia’s trust in the US for sensitive intelligence. She was asked about Mike Huckabee’s possible appointment as the ambassador to Israel, but she didn’t want to speculate about the Trump administration’s policies. Kennedy’s speech also touched on the Aukus alliance and how it’s important for Australia’s security. She said that the alliance has support from both political parties in the US. Kennedy also talked about climate change efforts and how they might slow down under the Trump administration. She thinks that the green energy transition is happening, but it might not be as fast as it could be.

Kennedy Warns: Cousin’s Vaccine Views May Harm Health

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