December 3, 2024 - 14:16
A growing number of voters, inspired by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign slogan to “Make America Healthy Again,” are expressing their skepticism towards established health agencies. Many believe that these institutions, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), have become dismissive of public concerns and are influenced by corrupt practices. This sentiment has led to enthusiastic support for former President Donald Trump's selections to lead these agencies.
These voters argue that Trump's appointees represent a shift towards transparency and accountability, contrasting sharply with what they perceive as the entrenched interests of the current health establishment. The disillusionment with traditional health authorities has intensified, particularly in light of recent public health controversies. As a result, this demographic is rallying behind leaders who they feel will prioritize the health of Americans over bureaucratic inertia. The movement reflects a broader trend of skepticism towards established institutions and a desire for change in health policy.
