During a recent rally in Arizona, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined former President Donald Trump on stage, where he praised Trump for their shared views on various issues. Kennedy highlighted their common ground on foreign policy, government censorship, and the goal of ending the chronic disease epidemic.
Kennedy recounted his meetings with Trump, where they discussed their values and mutual concerns. He emphasized the importance of focusing on issues that unite them rather than those that divide them. One key topic of discussion was the need for safe food and addressing the chronic disease epidemic plaguing the nation.
Trump expressed his intention to form a panel, with Kennedy's involvement, to investigate the rise in chronic health problems such as autoimmune disorders, autism, obesity, and infertility. This initiative aims to address long-standing health issues affecting the population.
Additionally, Kennedy revealed that Trump is committed to reducing the influence of neo-conservatives on American foreign policy and scaling back the US military presence overseas. Both individuals share a stance against censorship, with Kennedy criticizing the Biden administration's collaboration with social media platforms to combat misinformation online.
While Kennedy did not explicitly endorse Trump during his speech, banners displayed at the rally indicated that 'RFK Jr. endorses Trump.' The event underscored their alignment on key issues and signaled a potential collaboration on addressing pressing national concerns.
