RFK Jr.: Donald Trump Will Confront Certain Vaccinations and Water Fluoridation
RFK Jr.: Donald Trump Will Confront Certain Vaccinations and Water Fluoridation
RFK Jr. is having an impact on Trump’s health policies.
On November 3, 2024, former President Donald Trump announced during an interview with NBC News that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will play a major role in a potential second administration. If he comes out on top on November 5, Trump said RFK Jr. could take action against mass vaccination and water fluoridation.
These comments suggest that RFK Jr. may play a major role in a second Trump administration. Kennedy has been one of Trump’s loudest surrogates on the campaign trail in the last few weeks.
During a recent call with supporters, Kennedy revealed that Trump had vowed to grant him control of the country’s leading public health agencies, a claim that the Trump campaign has described as premature. Though at a recent rally in New York, Trump said that he would allow Kennedy to “go wild on health.” Kennedy stressed on Fox News that he was holding discussions with Trump about a key role in a Trump administration. “I want to be in the White House, and he has assured me that I’m going to have that,” Kennedy stated.
Kennedy claimed that a second Trump administration would take drastic measures to halt the fluoridation of drinking water. Trump’s recent comments about vaccines came as response to a question about whether “banning certain vaccines might be on the table,” due to Kennedy’s contrarian opinions on the matter. Trump replied: “Well, I’m going to talk to him and talk to other people, and I’ll make a decision, but he’s a very talented guy and has strong views.”
On November 2, Kennedy published a post on X that on January 20, 2025, a second Trump administration would “advise all U.S. water systems to remove fluoride from public water.”
The US is a fundamentally sick country thanks to the government-approved diet that’s high in carbohydrates and low in fats in addition to American sedentary lifestyle and degenerative consumption habits that are promoted by legacy institutions. Kennedy is a breath of fresh air when it comes to public figures that advocate for sound dieting and more vigorous physical exercise routines.
The country desperately needs leaders that are not only sound in judgment, but in health and physical fitness. The biggest motivator for someone to get their personal life right is a role model to emulate. Whenever the US leadership class is filled with a bunch of people with very questionable health habits and lifestyles, the rest of the population will follow suit and engage in such self-destructive behavior.