Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is positioning himself to have a significant impact on American agriculture policy if Donald Trump secures a second term as president. Kennedy, known for his anti-vaccine activism and environmental advocacy, recently posted a video outside the U.S. Department of Agriculture headquarters in Washington outlining his vision for change.
In the video, Kennedy criticized the influence of corporate interests on USDA dietary guidelines, which he believes have led to a diet heavily reliant on ultraprocessed foods. He expressed his intention to implement policies that promote natural, unprocessed foods and improve American health.
