These Are The People Who Voted AGAINST Kennedy’s Confirmation….

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the D.C. swamp, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has officially been confirmed as Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS). While freedom-loving Americans are celebrating the long-overdue shake-up of our bloated federal health bureaucracy, the usual suspects in the establishment are gnashing their teeth.

Kennedy, a lifelong advocate for medical transparency and staunch critic of Big Pharma, is stepping into a role that oversees the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH). His confirmation was anything but smooth, with a vote of 52-48 in the Senate—nearly every Democrat and a handful of Republicans fought tooth and nail to stop him.

So, who exactly voted against him, and why? Let’s break it down.

The Usual Suspects

Not surprisingly, all 48 Senate Democrats opposed Kennedy’s nomination. They’ve consistently shown that they’d rather protect their friends in Big Pharma than give Americans a leader who questions the status quo. But what’s truly disappointing—though sadly not shocking—was the small group of so-called “Republicans” who decided to side with their Democratic colleagues.

Chief among them was none other than Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY). McConnell, who rarely misses an opportunity to disappoint conservative voters, once again aligned himself with the D.C. elites instead of the grassroots. The irony? Kennedy’s message of health freedom and holding government agencies accountable is exactly what Republican voters have been demanding for years. But apparently, McConnell didn’t get the memo.

Joining McConnell were a handful of other Republican defectors:

• Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) – No surprise here. Murkowski has built her career on betraying conservative values whenever it suits her.
• Susan Collins (R-ME) – Collins loves playing the role of “moderate” hero for the mainstream media, and this vote was no exception.
• Mitt Romney (R-UT) – Of course, Romney couldn’t resist taking a stand against someone who threatens the establishment. After all, protecting the status quo is practically his full-time job.

These senators chose to stand against not only Kennedy but also the millions of Americans who are fed up with unelected bureaucrats dictating public health policy without accountability.

Kennedy’s America-First Agenda

Let’s be clear: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is not your typical health secretary. He’s a fighter who’s spent decades challenging corrupt institutions, calling out government overreach, and demanding transparency in medicine. His confirmation represents a seismic shift in how health policy will be managed in this country.

During his confirmation hearings, Kennedy didn’t mince words. He pledged to take on the CDC and FDA, two agencies that have become increasingly politicized and weaponized against the American people. His agenda is simple—restore trust in our health institutions, ensure medical freedom, and put the power back in the hands of the people.

Kennedy has promised to conduct a full review of every action taken by federal health agencies over the past four years. That includes Biden-era regulations that restricted the rights of Americans to make their own health decisions. For those who’ve been fighting mandates and unnecessary restrictions, Kennedy’s leadership is a breath of fresh air.

The Establishment’s Fear is Real

The reaction from the mainstream media and D.C. insiders tells you everything you need to know. They’re terrified. Why? Because Kennedy is unpredictable, and he doesn’t owe anything to the pharmaceutical lobby or the federal bureaucracy. Unlike the revolving door of bureaucrats who’ve run HHS in the past, Kennedy is a true outsider.

Of course, the media will continue to smear him. They’ll label him “dangerous” and “controversial,” just like they do with anyone who dares to challenge their narrative. But the truth is, Kennedy’s confirmation is a win for every American who values freedom and transparency.

A New Day for Health Policy

For too long, HHS has been a rubber stamp for special interests. But with Kennedy at the helm, that’s about to change. The road ahead won’t be easy—there’s no doubt that entrenched bureaucrats will fight him every step of the way. But for now, conservatives can celebrate a hard-fought victory.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. isn’t just the new health secretary—he’s a symbol of the growing movement to take back our government from unelected bureaucrats and restore power to the people.