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JUST IN: Media’s Latest Attack On RFK Jr.’s Nomination Gets Exposed As Gates-Backed Hoax

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An investigation into an independent expenditure group opposing the nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been revealed to be an effort underwritten by Bill Gates meant to derail President Donald Trump’s health and human services nominee.

This week, RFK will likely see his fate placed in the hands of the U.S. Senate, where Republicans have largely received his nomination warmly. However, a chorus of far-left voices has sought to discredit Trump’s controversial pick to lead the U.S. Health and Human Services, including the Committee to Protect Health Care, a third-party group quoted by mainstream media outlets as evidence that Kennedy is lacking support within the medical community.

Earlier this month, the Committee to Protect Health Care released a public letter opposing RFK’s nomination, which was allegedly signed by more than 15,000 healthcare professionals. Breitbart reports that this was a ruse; instead, the group’s leadership willingly accepted fake signatures to bolster the number of signers.

“The health and well-being of 336 million Americans depend on leadership at HHS that prioritizes science, evidence-based medicine, and strengthening the integrity of our public health system,” reads the letter, NBC reported. “RFK Jr. is not only unqualified to lead this essential agency — he is actively dangerous.”

In practice, the so-called physicians’ advocacy group did not screen signatures submitted for its letter, and a Breitbart reporter signed up as “Dr. Donald Duck, OG, of Disney World, FL, specializing in podiatry.” A similar parody was performed by Alex Jones, who announced his findings in a January 24th episode of his online show.

As a 501(c)4 tax-exempt educational organization, the Committee to Protect Health Care does not have to disclose its donors; however, another arm of the organization – designated as a 501(c)3 political organization under the same name – does.

Part of the (c)3’s funding comes from the “left-of-center Sixteen Thirty Fund (1630 Fund) and Hopewell Fund.” Both groups have hired Arabella Advisors, a “leading national philanthropy services firm,” to manage their financial sponsorships.

Arabella’s donors include “Bill Gates, George Soros, and Mark Zuckerberg,” according to the Capital Research Center: “Each of them has given a tremendous amount of money to (or through) the main network of Arabella Advisors-managed nonprofits and used it to create policy advocacy projects for their favorite pet sociopolitical issues.”

As Breitbart notes, it’s undoubtable that some doctors legitimately signed the letter opposing Kennedy’s nomination. However, a willingness to accept any signatures submitted online without verification casts doubt on the sheer number of signers claimed by the Committee to Protect Health Care.

RFK, a Democrat who ran for president before dropping out and endorsing President Trump, is widely viewed as the most controversial nominee to face the Senate this week. He is being paced by Tulsi Gabbard, the former Democratic congresswoman of Hawaii tapped for a national intelligence role who has drawn criticism for past pro-Russian statements. Despite consternation from the left around their nominees, both are believed to have the votes to be confirmed, setting President Trump up for a sweeping series of public wins in his first month back on the job.