RFK Jr.’s Vaccine Panel Votes Down Its Own Proposal to Require Prescriptions for Covid-19 Shots

In a surprising turn of events, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine panel voted against its own proposal to require prescriptions for Covid-19 shots. The panel, which is known for its anti-vaccine stance, had originally put forward the idea as a way to limit access to the vaccines.

The decision to vote against the proposal comes after growing pressure from health officials and the public to make the vaccines more widely available. Many experts argue that requiring prescriptions would only create more barriers to getting vaccinated and could slow down the progress in ending the pandemic.

RFK Jr., who has been a vocal critic of vaccines and has promoted conspiracy theories about their safety, has faced backlash for his role in the panel’s decision. Critics argue that his anti-vaccine beliefs are dangerous and harmful to public health.

Despite the setback, the panel has vowed to continue its efforts to spread misinformation about vaccines and push for restrictive policies. However, with this latest vote, it seems that even RFK Jr.’s own panel is starting to question their extremist views.

Health officials are urging the public to ignore misinformation and get vaccinated to protect themselves and others from Covid-19. With cases on the rise and new variants emerging, it is more important than ever for everyone to do their part in ending the pandemic.

While it is discouraging to see groups like RFK Jr.’s panel propagating dangerous ideas, it is reassuring to see that their extreme proposals are being rejected. Hopefully, this will serve as a wake-up call for others who are spreading misinformation about vaccines.