Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spoken out against assisted suicide laws, describing them as “abhorrent” during a Senate hearing.
His remarks came in response to questions about state-level assisted suicide policies and concerns raised by disability advocates. Kennedy argued that such laws raise serious moral concerns and should not become normalized in society.
The exchange reflects ongoing national debate over assisted suicide laws and their ethical implications, particularly regarding protections for vulnerable populations.
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