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Mike Pence's Advancing American Freedom Opposes Kennedy's HHS Nomination Over Abortion Stance

Advancing American Freedom calls on senators to reject Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for HHS secretary due to his inconsistent abortion position.

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    The objections from Advancing American Freedom reflect a growing unease among conservatives regarding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s ability to uphold the pro-life values that defined the Trump administration.

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Jan 15th, 2025, 7:30 PM ET

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Advancing American Freedom, led by former VP Mike Pence, urges the Senate to block Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s nomination for Health and Human Services due to his past pro-abortion stances. The group argues Kennedy's support for abortion undermines Trump's pro-life policies. Kennedy's mixed record on abortion—balancing between supporting a 15-week ban and advocating for unrestricted access—complicates his confirmation. His nomination has raised concerns about potential shifts in abortion policy, placing significant emphasis on HHS's role in abortion funding and access regulations.


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