New Yorker: “It’s reasonable to worry that the RFK, Jr. era has set American science and medicine back in ways that might not be corrected for years, if ever. Yet it’s also possible to read Kennedy’s efforts, especially the new vaccine recommendations, less as triumphs than as flailing attempts to enact an unwelcome vision. Kennedy and his agenda are hardly popular. Public trust in the agencies he leads has fallen. The latest order, like prior attempts to undermine established vaccine guidance, will surely face legal challenges that limit its scope and impact.”“Kennedy has argued that ‘there is no vaccine that is, you know, safe and effective,’ and that the COVID shot was the ‘deadliest vaccine ever made.’ But, as the nation’s top health official, he has struggled to actualize his maximalist rhetoric in the way that other Administration officials have theirs.”