After Ending Presidential Bid, RFK Jr. Focused On America’s Chronic Disease Problem, by Jeff Louderback

Whatever the cure for America’s chronic disease problem, it doesn’t involve more drugs. From Jeff Louderback at The Epoch Times via zerohedge.com:

As the dust settles on his White House bid, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is focusing on his initiative, Make America Healthy Again, with the goal to turn around what he calls a chronic disease epidemic in the United States.

Kennedy suspended his independent presidential campaign on Aug. 23 and threw his support behind former President Donald Trump, the GOP nominee. Trump has promised to appoint Kennedy to a health-related role in a potential second term.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks behind a bullet proof glass during the Rescue the Republic rally in Washington on Sept. 29, 2024.Madalina Vasiliu/The Epoch Times

Kennedy told The Epoch Times in September that ending his presidential campaign was a difficult decision, but it was a “necessary step” to achieving his mission.

I prayed to God every day for the past 19 years that America’s health crisis would be solved for the next generation,“ he said. ”That is a major reason why I ran for president.”

Kennedy’s campaign platform focused on fighting “corporate capture of government agencies” and ending the chronic disease epidemic. An environmental lawyer and founder of Children’s Health Defense, Kennedy believes one issue impacts the other.

U.S. corporations, Kennedy said, have made America the sickest country in the world.

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One response to “After Ending Presidential Bid, RFK Jr. Focused On America’s Chronic Disease Problem, by Jeff Louderback

  1. RFK II, Cornel West, Jillstein, not welcome in “our” democracy.

    I’ll take my 51% ball and go home, no soup for you!

    The solution is easy as ELMO.

    Eat Less Move Often

    Breaking from Bobby Soxx:

    Learn To Hate In the 80s

    +Everyone’s Learning to Hate in the 80s children and men even the ladies+

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