I believe that RFK might be able to make a valuable contribution to a new Trump admin, perhaps cleaning out that nest of vipers known as the food and drug regulatory tyranny.
Just as Vivek might do a great job as head of OMB, defunding the Deep State Cabal. (You can't just fire them because they have recourse. But if you defund 'em, their…
I believe that RFK might be able to make a valuable contribution to a new Trump admin, perhaps cleaning out that nest of vipers known as the food and drug regulatory tyranny.
Just as Vivek might do a great job as head of OMB, defunding the Deep State Cabal. (You can't just fire them because they have recourse. But if you defund 'em, their jobs disappear. POOF!! And so do they.)
But for RFK to be acceptable to MAGA, he will have to get rid of his generally-leftist views. That will take time, but it is possible. Most dems are hidebound in their positions, RFK has shown that he is open to change. He just has not changed enough, yet.
I like RFK Jr… just not for our next Administration.
A story I liked about RFK Jr was how he overcame his long 14 yr battle with drug addiction. He finally gave in to the “fake it til you make it” strategy that AA is well known for by “pretending” that God was with him, watching and helping, every moment…before long he was miraculously (as he put it) healed of his addictions. It renewed and deepened his faith.
I believe that RFK might be able to make a valuable contribution to a new Trump admin, perhaps cleaning out that nest of vipers known as the food and drug regulatory tyranny.
Just as Vivek might do a great job as head of OMB, defunding the Deep State Cabal. (You can't just fire them because they have recourse. But if you defund 'em, their jobs disappear. POOF!! And so do they.)
But for RFK to be acceptable to MAGA, he will have to get rid of his generally-leftist views. That will take time, but it is possible. Most dems are hidebound in their positions, RFK has shown that he is open to change. He just has not changed enough, yet.
I like RFK Jr… just not for our next Administration.
A story I liked about RFK Jr was how he overcame his long 14 yr battle with drug addiction. He finally gave in to the “fake it til you make it” strategy that AA is well known for by “pretending” that God was with him, watching and helping, every moment…before long he was miraculously (as he put it) healed of his addictions. It renewed and deepened his faith.