Kennedy drew $4M in book advances from publisher monetizing MAHA
New disclosure reveals financial entanglement between RFK Jr.'s literary deals and groups profiting from his health agenda.
What to know
- Kennedy drew $4 million in book advances from a publisher who also monetized his MAHA health agenda, creating a potential financial conflict.
- Cheryl Hines, wife of the health secretary, received $210,000 in consulting fees from MAHA-affiliated groups.
- The disclosures raise questions about financial entanglement between Kennedy's commercial interests and his policy agenda.
This represents self-enrichment and conflicts of interest tied to Kennedy's health agenda.
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“It's all bullshit. It's ONLY about #SelfEnrichment”
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Health secretary designateCheryl Hines Wife of health secretary
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Social media commentary flags self-enrichment concerns
Users on Mastodon respond to the disclosure, characterizing the arrangement as self-enrichment and noting additional consulting fees paid to associates' family members.
“It's all bullshit. It's ONLY about #SelfEnrichment…”
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It’s all bullshit. It’s ONLY about # SelfEnrichment # RFKJr Drew $4 Million in Book Advances From Publisher Who Also Monetized # MAHA A new disclosure also shows $210,000 in consulting fees paid to # CherylHines , the “health” secretary’s wife, by one of several MAHA-affiliated groups capitalizing from his agenda. # PublicHealth # HealthCare #…
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Kennedy's $4M book advances from MAHA-adjacent publisher disclosed — The New York Times reports that Kennedy drew $4 million in book advances from a publisher who also monetized MAHA, revealing a financial connection between his literary deals and his health agenda.