RFK Jr. is set to meet with over two dozen senators as part of his nomination process for Health and Human Services Secretary. His agenda includes making America healthy again, a cause supported by President-elect Trump. However, his views on vaccines, particularly his lawyer's past attempt to revoke FDA approval for the polio vaccine, have raised concerns. Outgoing GOP leader Mitch McConnell, a polio survivor, criticized any efforts to undermine proven vaccines as dangerous. RFK Jr. is perceived as potentially less radical than expected, with an open mind towards evaluating vaccines. He aims to ensure vaccines are thoroughly tested for safety and may consider making them optional rather than mandatory for school children. His stance on abortion and farming also faces scrutiny from conservative Republicans.