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Michigan Democrat introduces ‘Stop RFK’s BS Act’
Michigan Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens introduced legislation to immediately reinstate and extend grants cut by RFK Jr., aiming to protect critical pediatric cancer and vaccine research.
- On Friday, Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens introduced the 'Stop RFK's BS Act,' requiring NIH grant requests to be disbursed within 30 days and posting `Health care chaos`.
- Stevens began drafting articles of impeachment that allege Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. violated his oath and created `health care chaos` after cuts to pediatric cancer and vaccine research.
- The bill would immediately reinstate grants and awards terminated since the start of the president's term for covered grant recipients and extend their budget period by one year.
- Kerry Kennedy posted on X urging her brother to resign, and Joe Kennedy III said Robert Kennedy Jr. is a threat to Americans' health.
- Kennedy was sworn in as the 26th HHS secretary earlier this year and has been a longtime leader in the anti-vaccine movement, while Haley Stevens outlined four impeachment focus areas.
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Michigan Democrat introduces ‘Stop RFK’s BS Act’
Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens (D) on Friday introduced the “Stop RFK’s BS Act” which would reverse the funding cuts that have been carried out under Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s rule. The bill, according to its text provided first to The Hill, would immediately reinstate grants and awards that have…
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Michigan Congresswoman drafts articles of impeachment against RFK, Jr.
Early Thursday morning, Michigan Democrat Rep. Haley Stevens announced she would introduce articles of impeachment against Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Stevens says it’s due to the “health care chaos” seen under his watch.
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