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Pediatrician In Congress Blames RFK Jr. For Child’s Death From Measles

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«“Every Republican senator who voted to confirm him as secretary of Health and Human Services knew that this was going to happen,” Schrier said, referring to the child who died from measles.» https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kim-schrier-rfk-jr-vaccines-measles_n_67c0a705e4b0702663293e54

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Pediatrician In Congress Blames RFK Jr. For Child’s Death From Measles

«“Every Republican senator who voted to confirm him as secretary of Health and Human Services knew that this was going to happen,” Schrier said, referring to the child who died from measles.» https://www.huffpost.com/entry/kim-schrier-rfk-jr-vaccines-measles_n_67c0a705e4b0702663293e54

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