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Trump Suggests Giving RFK Jr. Role In Health Policies

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During a recent rally in New York City, former President Donald Trump made statements indicating his support for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent figure known for spreading debunked vaccine conspiracy theories. Trump mentioned that if reelected, he would allow Kennedy to have influence in various health-related areas.

Trump expressed his intention to let Kennedy 'go wild on health, food, and medicines,' highlighting his interest in Kennedy's perspectives on these topics. However, Trump humorously mentioned that he would keep Kennedy away from matters related to oil and gas, playfully referencing Elon Musk, who was also present at the rally.

Kennedy has a background in environmental advocacy.
Trump endorsed Kennedy for influence in health-related areas.
Kennedy has faced criticism for spreading vaccine misinformation.

It is worth noting that Kennedy has a background in environmental advocacy, having previously worked as a senior attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council. Despite his credentials, Kennedy has faced criticism for spreading misinformation about vaccines and questioning their safety and efficacy.

Throughout his campaign, Kennedy has been vocal in his opposition to public health measures implemented during the pandemic, including vaccine development efforts. He has also attempted to draw connections between Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci, a key figure in the US Covid response.

Trump's remarks at the rally have sparked discussions about the intersection of politics, public health, and misinformation. While some view Kennedy as a controversial figure, others see value in diverse perspectives on health and wellness.

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