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There were reports on Sunday making the rounds on the internet that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a move inside the Department of Health and Human Services, terminating two top officials.
Heather Flick Melanson, his Chief of Staff, and Hannah Anderson, Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, are no longer at HHS
According to ABC News, the dismissals were sudden and unexplained.
No reason was given for the ousters. The person familiar with the situation told ABC that Kennedy "has every right to make personnel decisions."
"Secretary Kennedy has made a leadership change within the Immediate Office of the Secretary," according to a statement provided by an HHS spokesperson to ABC News. "Effective immediately, Matt Buckham will serve as Acting Chief of Staff."
"Mr. Buckham currently serves as Kennedy's White House liaison at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he oversees the recruitment and onboarding of political appointees across the agency. He brings valuable experience in personnel strategy and organizational management to this new role," the statement continued.
"Secretary Kennedy thanks the outgoing leadership for their service and looks forward to working closely with Mr. Buckham as the Department continues advancing its mission to Make America Healthy Again," the statement concluded.
Buckham will continue to serve as Kennedy's White House liaison, according to an administration official.
This story at ABC broke after the FDA — under HHS leadership—officially granted full approval to Moderna's controversial mRNA COVID-19 vaccine, Spikevax, for children as young as 6 months old through 11 years of age who are deemed "at increased risk" of COVID-19. A decision Kennedy neither authorized nor was even briefed on.
The report is not accurate.
We have information that Heather Flick Melanson was NOT FIRED but resigned instead. According to our source, who has intimate knowledge of the details, Heather Melanson is a staunch Trump supporter and was not fired. Heather resigned from her post last week.