Dr. Eugene Gu, a physician at Vanderbilt University Medical Center and CEO of a biotech company, said on Twitter that the outrage is misplaced. He views the name change as a business decision. "With declining membership, they need the girls or it would be called Bankrupt Scouts," Gu tweeted.
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