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Less than half of the north -Americans in a new survey say they trust President Trump or his Health -related candidates to make recommendations on the country’s pressing health care problems.
It Last KFF surveyPosted on Tuesday, he finds that 42 percent of respondents say they have a great deal or good confidence in Trump to make the right recommendations when it comes to health problems.
Similar 43 percent says the same about Dr. Mehmet Oz, Trump’s Choose to drive The Medicare and Medicaid service centers (CMS). Another 43 percent said the same about Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to whom Trump Covered on the head The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
The results of the survey reveal a meaningful partisan division. The vast majority of Republicans have a great confidence in Trump and their candidates, 84 percent in the President, 83 percent in Oz and 81 percent in Kennedy, according to the vote.
Few Democrats echoed the feeling, with only 14 percent with a great deal or good Oz confidence to solve health problems. Another 7 percent said the same about Kennedy and Trump, they show the data.
Among the independents, 45 percent has a great deal of confidence in Kennedy, while 37 percent states the same over Oz and 36 percent claims that he trusts Trump in health problems, according to the survey.
The survey results were revealed before Kennedy’s scheduled confirmation audiences this week. On Wednesday, he will be presented to the Senate Finance Commission and the Health, Education, Work and Pension Committee of the Senate (HELP) of the Senate.
Kennedy has it faced criticism on both sides of the hallway. The Liberals point to their long-term defense against vaccines and their role as the founder of the outstanding anti-vacuna organization against the defense of children’s health.
From the Conservative point, the group Avanta American Freedom (AAF), created by former Vice President Mike Pence, launched a Six -figure advertising campaign Wednesday Opposing -Kennedy’s nomination.
Although the ads highlight Kennedy’s controversial comments in various problems, AAF has participated in the past support of the former independent abortion candidate for abortion.
The KFF survey was conducted from January 7 to 14 between 1.310 adults. The error margin is 3 percentage points.
