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RFK Jr. explains why not being a doctor doesn’t disqualify him from leading HHS. “I’m the 27th HHS secretary, and of the 26 that preceded me only two have been doctors.” “And there’s never been a doctor appointed by the Democrats. The only two doctors were appointed by Republicans.”...

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