SEE THE LIST: Democrat senators who attacked RFK Jr are raking in money from Big Pharma

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Donald Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Health and Human Services, sat through two senate confirmation hearings this week, and was repeatedly attacked by Democrats, who insist he is unqualified for the position.

Multiple Democrat senators have accused Kennedy of trying to profit from the pharmaceutical industry.

However, it has been noted that many of the same Democrats attacking Kennedy are taking money from the pharmaceutical industry themselves.  For some, they are allegedly raking in a LOT of money.

Prominent X user and Substack writer @MidwesternDoc posted a list of the top Democrats and the amount of money they have allegedly received from Big Pharma.

The list was obtained from data provided by OpenSecrets.org, and reflects totals of money received between 1990 – 2024.

  • Bernie Sanders – $1,953,613
  • Raphael Warnock – $1,763,425
  • Elizabeth Warren – $1,224,145
  • Ron Wyden – $1,207,873
  • Michael Bennet – $730,106
  • Catherine Cortez Masto – $537,781
  • Maggie Hassan – $476,999
  • Ben Ray Lujan – $375,652
  • Sheldon Whitehouse – $351,361
  • Maria Cantwell – $338,134
  • Tina Smith – $226,444
  • Peter Welch – $176,917

While @MidwesternDoc was focusing on the Democrat senators currently attacking RFK Jr., below are more prominent politicians on the same OpenSecrets.org list.  These are the top recipients and total funds they received from pharmaceutical companies from 1990-2024:

  • Kamala Harris – $11,341,349
  • Joe Biden – $9,128,291
  • Barack Obama – $6,041,678
  • Hillary Clinton – $4,622,654
  • Mitt Romney – $3,378614
  • Bob Casey – $2,063,304
  • Mitch McConnell – $2,027,732

In the same thread, @MidwesternDoc exposed more hypocrisy of a number of Democrats:

WATCH: RFK Jr. calls out Bernie Sanders direct to his face in debate over pharmaceutical money

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