FALSE ATTACKS FLY
They are getting nervous. 😬😬😬
The same institutions that spent years shielding the pharmaceutical industry from real accountability are suddenly very concerned about “conflicts of interest.” 🙄🙄🙄
The Washington Post editorial board, Senator Elizabeth Warren, and Reuters have all pushed the same claim: 👉 that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is biased against Big Pharma because of money he supposedly received from a Merck Gardasil settlement.
There is only one problem. 🤔
👉 He never received a penny. 💥💥💥
Before taking office, Kennedy formally relinquished any interest in potential fees from that case back to the law firm.
The firm confirmed it publicly during his confirmation.
👉 His son never received money.
👉 His family never received money.
The claim is false. 🤥🤥🤥
👉 Yet the attacks continue.
Why?
👉 Because the real conflict of interest is not the one they invented.
For decades the regulatory apparatus at HHS operated as a revolving door ...

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