Ronny Jackson withdraws as Trump’s nominee to lead Veterans Affairs

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Posted on AllSides April 26, 2018

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Ronny Jackson, President Trump’s embattled nominee to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, withdrew from consideration Thursday amid mushrooming allegations of professional misconduct that raised questions about the White House vetting process.

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