Donald Trump chooses Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to lead Health and Human Services

The Issue: Donald Trump’s choice of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head Health and Human Services.

President-elect Donald Trump is making headlines with his selection of seasoned veterans like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head Health and Human Services and Matt Gaetz as attorney general. However, not everyone is on board with these choices (“2 turkeys’ fowl play mar Don return,” Michael Goodwin, Nov. 17).

Some critics believe that the days of wooden spears and animal bones are long gone, and these appointments reflect that sentiment.

While many of Trump’s picks are well-received, some are seen as controversial. However, Trump’s disruptive nature, which is what attracted many voters, is evident in his choices.

Comparisons to George Washington and references to Monte Python’s Flying Circus highlight the uniqueness of Trump’s selections.

Arthur Saginian

Santa Clarita, Calif.

Concerns have been raised about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s qualifications for the role of HHS Secretary.

Some argue that a medical professional would be better suited to understand the intricacies of healthcare and medical practices.

Elinor Hite

Carrollton, Texas

The Post’s editorial stance on Trump’s appointment of RFK Jr. has been met with criticism.

Some view the editorials as attempts to undermine RFK Jr.’s character rather than provide unbiased analysis.

Contradictions in reporting have been pointed out by readers, questioning the motives behind these hit pieces.

Michael Klewin

Lawrence Township, NJ

There is a mixed reaction to Trump’s nomination of RFK Jr., with some applauding the move and others expressing concerns.

Critics argue that Trump’s selections for various positions lack experience and may indicate a larger agenda to disrupt the government.

K. Wilson

Manhattan

Supporters of Trump’s choices for positions like RFK Jr. and Matt Gaetz see them as necessary disruptors of a system in need of reform.

They argue that these choices reflect a desire for change and transparency in government.

Carl Merz

West Hartford, Conn.

Warnings to columnist Michael Goodwin about the consequences of his criticisms have been issued by some readers.

They suggest that opposition to Trump’s nominees may backfire and ultimately benefit Trump’s agenda.

J. J. Crovatto

Ramsey, NJ

Some critics have expressed concerns about RFK Jr.’s views on vaccinations and other medical practices.

They believe that these views may not align with modern medical standards and could jeopardize public health.

Vin Morabito

Scranton, Pa.

Trump’s approach to government and his choice of nominees have sparked debate among Americans.

While some support his disruptive tactics, others question the qualifications of his appointees.

Stanley Osur

Tenafly, NJ