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Senator Cassidy, once a supporter of Kennedy's confirmation, has become a lead critic and is stalling administration nominees.
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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces critical budget hearings before Senate committees led by GOP Senator Bill Cassidy, highlighting growing tensions over vaccine policy and administration leadership within the Republican party.
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