When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his independent presidential campaign and backed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in August, he told The Epoch Times that it was a “heartwrenching decision” and a “necessary step” to achieving his mission of “saving millions of Americans” from what he calls “the chronic disease epidemic.”
Now, Trump is president-elect, and he has said that he would offer Kennedy a position in his administration where the Children’s Health Defense founder could “focus on health.”
For Kennedy, a potential role as Secretary of Health and Human Services, a position heading a health-related agency, or any health-related post at the White House would represent the realization of a long-lived ambition….