Sounds like one full time person might be too much, maybe they can split an office with someone else 😆🤷smh wtf pic.twitter.com/nMp1iJwWCX
— Mattyferari (@Mattyferari) April 22, 2026
Factcheck:
Yes, RFK Jr.’s statement is accurate. CDC data confirms 1-3 human rabies cases per year in the US on average (17 total from 2015-2024, often fewer or zero in some years). The “traffic” he referenced aligns with confirmed cases, though the CDC rabies line also fields exposure queries and PEP guidance for ~100k people annually.