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How Republican skeptics in the Senate got to 'yes' on RFK Jr. and Gabbard


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Republican skepticism in the Senate of President Donald Trump'sCabinet nominees has been worn down, putting his unconventional choices for some of the most powerful positions in the federal government on the verge of confirmation.

The article from MSN discusses how Republican senators, initially skeptical, came to support Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard for key positions in a potential government overhaul. Kennedy, known for his controversial views on vaccines and public health, and Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman who has since moved towards more conservative stances, were considered for roles in a hypothetical administration. The shift in Republican support was influenced by several factors: Kennedy's appeal to those distrustful of mainstream narratives, his family legacy, and his criticism of government overreach. Gabbard's military background and her outspoken critiques of the Democratic establishment also played a role. Despite their contentious histories, their outsider status and willingness to challenge the status quo resonated with some GOP senators, leading to a surprising alignment with these figures, reflecting broader themes of political realignment and the search for unconventional leadership in Washington.

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