Joe Kennedy III Criticizes Uncle RFK Jr. Over US Health Concerns
Joe Kennedy III has expressed "grave concerns" about the US health system, leading him to condemn his uncle's leadership as head of the Department of Health and Human Services.
Speaking at the STAT Summit in Boston, Kennedy stated that despite having "great memories" of growing up with his uncle, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., he feels compelled to speak out against his uncle's actions.
"For a family that's grown up in public life, we all have our differences, as families will have. We have for generations done our best to keep those disagreements out of the spotlight,"
Kennedy, a former Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, called on his uncle to resign last month due to these concerns.
Author's summary: Joe Kennedy III criticizes his uncle's health leadership.
- Joe Kennedy III expressed concerns about the US health system
- He criticized his uncle's leadership as head of the Department of Health and Human Services
- Kennedy called on his uncle to resign last month
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