Friend, 

I talk to Michiganders every day, and one thing keeps coming up over and over: People are scared.

They’re scared because the federal government’s approach to public health is guided by dangerous pseudoscience – causing endless chaos and confusion.

And it's because Donald Trump put a fringe conspiracy theorist in charge of public health.

Well, I’ve had enough.

Last week, I announced I’m drafting articles of impeachment against Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump’s secretary of Health and Human Services.

There might not be anyone more dangerous in Trump’s Cabinet right now.

RFK Jr. has fired the CDC director, leading to department-wide uncertainty. He’s purged essential government scientists and gutted research into cancer, HIV, addiction, and mRNA technology – research that saves lives and powers Michigan’s innovation economy. And he’s lied to members of the U.S. Senate under oath.

I called for his resignation earlier this month. But when I saw him standing next to Trump, telling pregnant women not to take Tylenol – claiming, with zero proof, that it could cause autism – I hit my limit.

Telling women to “tough it out” during pregnancy? Give me a break. That’s advice a middle school gym teacher gives when you get hit too hard with a dodgeball – not medical advice for a woman who is growing an entire human in her body.

It’s dangerous. It’s dishonest. And it’s disqualifying.

We need thoughtful leaders who put science over BS. Facts over conspiracy theories. People over politics. RFK Jr. has proven – over and over again – that he is not one of them.

And if he doesn’t like it? Tough it out.

Thanks for standing on the side of science. Let’s keep fighting.

Haley