Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Surgeon Generals and more, calling for RFK Jr. to resign.

Surgeon General's Jerome Adams, Richard Carmona, Jocelyn Elders, Vette Murthy, Antonia Novella, and David Satcher

put out an open letter as an op-ed in the Washington Post. Those names represent surgeon

generals appointed by every Republican and Democratic president since George H.W. Bush, to include

Trump's first term surgeon general. The whole thing bears reading and really absorbing the weight

of, but it can be summed up with, quote, never before have we issued a joint public warning like this, but the profound, immediate,

and unprecedented threat that Kennedy's policies and positions pose to the nation's health

cannot be ignored. Public health shouldn't be a political issue. It should be evidence-based. But that's sadly not the current environment. So I feel the need to point out that this bipartisan group of health professionals said they felt, quote, compelled to speak with one voice to say that the actions of Health and Human Services

Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. are endangering the health of the nation.

It goes on.

Quote, science and expertise have taken a back seat to ideology and misinformation. Morale has plummeted in our health

agencies and talent is fleeing at a time when we face rising threats, from resurgent infectious

diseases to worsening chronic illnesses. This is a pretty dramatic event that's probably going to be overshadowed by

tweets that will likely be full of misinformation. It's important to remember that

RFK Jr. is not a medical professional and his ideological beliefs are currently

guiding public health in this country.

The letter concludes with quote,

Secretary Kennedy is entitled to his views,

but he is not entitled to put people's health at risk.

He has rejected science, misled the public, and compromised the health of Americans.

The thing is, this isn't a political move. Nobody is attacking him for his beliefs. They're pointing out the failure to follow best practices and evidence. While this is certainly the most high profile,

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