A newly formed outdoor group in line with President Donald Trump Says that it focuses on Republican senators who remain undecided at Robert F. Kennedy Jr., while it pushes to confirm Trump’s secretary and human services.
Patient First Coalition (PFC), a non -profit interest group that was launched last week, says it now starts with what it describes as a “massive grassroots -efforts” to encourage republican senators to support Kennedy, the vaccine skeptic and crusader From the environment that walked to the White House in 2024 before he ended his bid and endorsed Trump.
Kennedy survived Back-to-back flammable hearings of the Senate confirmation last week, where the nominee of Trump 18 led powerful federal agencies that supervised the food and the health of the nation had to deal with many verbal fireworks on controversial comments from the past , including his repeated claims in recent years Couple vaccines To autism, who have been invalidated by scientific research.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. During his confirmation of the Senate Finance Committee on January 29, 2025 in Washington, DC (Getty Images)
The relocation of PFC, which says it is a collective group of organizations that are committed to promoting Kennedy’s so -called “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, is ahead to the most important confirmation voice of Tuesday by the Senate Financing Committee.
“Not all in the work Republican Senators Will be the target of these grassroots -efforts, “marked PFC.
Shannon Burns, the senior adviser of the group, shared that “our grassroots -phase television, radio and podcast interviews will include with our members of the advisory board, as well as guest columns in newspapers throughout the country.”
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“We will enable thousands of phone calls and e -mails in senate offices of millions of Americans who support this agenda. We want to organize, mobilize them and ensure that their voices are heard before the Senate votes,” Burns added.
PFC pointed out that it will initially give “special focus” to GOP people in Louisiana, Maine, Alaska, Kentucky and North Carolina.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Talk to Senator Bill Cassidy after his testimony for the Senate Committee for Health, Education, Labor and Pensions on Capitol Hill, Thursday, January 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Rod Lambey Jr.)
Those states are the home base Sen. Bill CassidyThe doctor of Louisiana and chairman of the Senate Health Committee, Sens. Susan Collins van Maine and Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, who are often at odds with Trump, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the former old Senate Republican leader and Sen. Thom Tillis van North Carolina.
“Your past of undermining trust in vaccines with unfounded or misleading arguments have demonstrated me,” Cassidy told Kennedy at the end of the confirmation hearing on Thursday.
PFC is one of the handful of external groups that are aimed at Gop Senators in the struggle to confirm Trump’s nominees.
President Donald Trump talks to reporters in the Oval Office in the White House on January 30, 2025. (Getty Images)
A source in the political job of Trump tells Fox News that those groups can have “exact consequences” for Republican senators who do not support the president’s nominees.
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And Trump went to social media on Sunday to demand that the Republicans of the Senate will become very quickly “by confirming the rest of his cabinet.
