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American Medical Association Delegates Direct Leaders to Criticize RFK Jr.
Delegates at the American Medical Association annual meeting instructed leaders to publicly address statements by RFK Jr. The directive came despite potential financial consequences for the organization.
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Delegates at the American Medical Association annual meeting directed the group’s leaders to publicly criticize RFK Jr. The instruction came from members of the organization’s House of Delegates during the meeting.
The directive stated that leaders should issue the criticism even if it affects the group’s finances. No specific timeline or method for the criticism was outlined in the reported proceedings.
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