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RFK Jr.'s movement is in disarray

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By Amanda Chu Verified
| POLITICO Verified
Tony Lyons, the leading organizer of the Make America Healthy Again movement, promised to raise $100 million to support Republicans this year. He's nowhere close. Federal filings show MAHA PAC has fewer than 20 donors this year, totaling $1 million in contributions. | Oliver Contreras/AFP via Getty Images 10/04/2026 04:00 PM CEST Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again movement is turning on its leader.
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RFK Jr.’s movement is in disarray

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By Amanda Chu Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Make America Healthy Again movement is turning on its leader. Rather, Tony Lyons, the Kennedy friend and book publisher who is the president of a web of MAHA nonprofits and political groups. Supporters of Kennedy's message, that food and pharma companies have conspired with bureaucrats to poison Americans for profit, say Lyons is selling out to business interests who want Kennedy's ear now that he's President Donald Trump's health secretary.
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A cure for 'medical tyranny': RFK Jr. puts a positive spin on AI

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By Sophie Gardner Verified, Carmen Paun Verified, Amanda Chu Verified
| MSN Verified
Artificial intelligence more than vaccine safety was a focal point of a Make America Healthy Again Summit put on by supporters of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday. Even as many Americans are worrying about the tech destroying humanity, the message from Kennedy was overwhelmingly positive.
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