A conservative radio host and former politician have slammed a one Republican Senator to stop health secretary Robert f. Kennedy Junior. before he Vaccine dissolved an entire advisory panel of experts,

Radio Host and former city council member Eric Ericson on Monday took all 17 members of the Center of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Vaccination Advisory Panel on social media after Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidi after “retired”.

“Senator @Billcassidy It could stop, but was a coward, “Ericson said on X (East Twitter).

“Cassidi, as the chairman of the committee, who reviewed Kennedy could single -handedly block his enrollment and did not choose it,” he continued while responding to his own position.

Social media users took the answers to Ericson’s post to echo their frustrations.

“Don’t worry Eric, because it’s something @Billcassidy We are confident that he will not be on a promise that he secured from RFK, I am sure he is now going to keep RFK into account (as he promised us that he would be). is not that right, @Senbillcassidy“A user said.

“Disease and infection do not know any color, gender, socio -economic class, nothing. I say that the disintegration of CDC and HHS is a real tick bomb in this country. Hope this judge or someone can step before it is too late,” another couple.

“I feel, but don’t let all the other senators get away from the hook. They knew that it was a bad idea,” a third said.

,@Billcassidy Pao karma is not just a bitch, but also a butcher. Someday, someone loves someone, he will be hit by something and he will know what he should have done to save the person and everyone else stamped with RFK death sentence, “Wrote a fourth.

Cassidi also admitted to the removal of 17 panel members of Kennedy on Monday.

“Of course, now the fear is that ACIP will be filled with people who do not know anything about vaccines other than suspicion.

On Monday, RFK Junior published an op-ed Wall Street Journal Announcing that he would provide relief to all 17 of independent vaccine experts on the ACIP of his duties.

Kennedy wrote, “The committee has been plagued with constant struggles of interest and has been slightly higher than the rubber stamp for any vaccine. It has never recommended against the vaccine – even later withdrawn from the later security reasons,” Kennedy wrote.

Cassidi, who supported the nomination of RFK Junior and later confirmed to the Health Secretary, has been a vocal proposer of vaccines, especially in view of the outbreak of recent measles in Texas.

“This is a serious measles outbreak in Texas. The measles vaccine has proved safe and effective since 1963,” he said on X in February.

Originally published Latina bar