RFK JR: Should Doctors make decisions on what’s best for their patients? Or how much money they can make off their sickness?

RFK JR: Should Doctors make decisions on what’s best for their patients? Or how much money they can make off their sickness?

- HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticizes financial incentives for hospitals and doctors to administer vaccines, arguing they compromise medical judgment.

- Kennedy highlights a policy where hospitals were paid based on patient outcomes, which he claims led to misleading data and pressured doctors to VACCINATE PATIENTS REGARDLESS OF MEDICAL NECESSITY.

- He calls this practice immoral and unconstitutional, emphasizing that medical decisions should prioritize patient well-being over financial gain or government mandates.