In a recent interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ABC News made editorial changes to remove false claims about COVID vaccines. Kennedy, who officially launched his presidential campaign last week, has taken on President Joe Biden as a Democratic challenger. ABC News anchor Linsey Davis acknowledged that Kennedy made false claims about the COVID-19 vaccines during the interview and made the decision to exclude those portions. Davis emphasized the importance of data that shows the effectiveness of COVID vaccines in preventing hospitalizations and deaths, as well as debunking the false link between vaccines and autism. Despite his controversial viewpoints, Kennedy received 19 percent of the Democratic primary vote in a recent Fox News Channel poll. Biden, who officially announced his reelection bid, secured 62 percent of the Democratic primary vote in the same poll. The Democratic National Committee is not expected to host primary debates against Biden, as is typical for incumbents in the White House. Kennedy follows in the footsteps of his late uncle, Senator Ted Kennedy, who challenged President Jimmy Carter for the Democratic nomination in 1980. Biden’s approval rating currently stands at 42.9 percent, according to the Real Clear Politics polling average.
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