President Donald Trump has partnered with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to launch an expert panel that will focus on the alarming rise in chronic diseases among children. The announcement, made at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, is a direct challenge to pharmaceutical companies and other powerful industries that have long been suspected of contributing to this health crisis.
Chronic conditions like autism, autoimmune disorders, and obesity have seen dramatic increases, raising concerns among parents and healthcare professionals. During his speech, Trump praised Kennedy’s dedication to children’s health, stating, “Nobody’s done more for our families and children than Bobby.”
The expert panel will investigate potential environmental factors, toxins, and other influences that could be driving this epidemic. Trump’s promise to prioritize children’s health highlights the significance of this issue as a key focus of his campaign. Kennedy expressed his determination to bring real change, stating, “We will make Americans healthy again… within four years, America will be healthy.”
Kennedy also noted his attempts to engage Vice President Kamala Harris in discussions about these pressing health concerns, but said she showed little interest in collaborating. This rejection solidified his decision to partner with Trump, despite previous disagreements on various policies.
This initiative marks a rare moment of bipartisan collaboration aimed at improving the well-being of future generations. As Trump and Kennedy align their efforts, many see this as a turning point in addressing the root causes of America’s growing health crisis.
