MAHA Will Be Affecting America a Decade from Now

President Donald Trump holds a press conference with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Monday, May 12, 2025, in the Roosevelt Room. (Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)

At LewRockwell.com, Allan Stevo explains that the team-up between President Donald Trump and former political opponent and current Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who ultimately campaigned together on a promise to “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA), will affect American health far into the future. He writes:

One year ago, Robert Kennedy, a left-leaning, life-long Democrat, gave the most important political speech of the decade. He put his pride aside, he put his own presidential campaign aside, and he said he would support Donald Trump as the 47th President. Kennedy is an alpha male. Trump is an alpha male. It was a shock for me to see Kennedy give the speech he did, because it meant that he would be tying his future to the, at times difficult-to-work-with, Donald Trump.

Would a long-term relationship between these two alpha males even be tenable? One year into that relationship, I believe they are a team positioned to still be impacting American policy one decade from now and perhaps far beyond that. I believe they will have a friendship and working relationship that will last through their lifetimes.

I could not clearly imagine that vision on the day in August 2024 that Kennedy gave that speech.

There are plenty of reasons to dislike Donald Trump, and there are hundreds of reasons to like him. Even if you do not like him, he has given America a fighting chance again. In all corners of American life, the culture that I refer to as American culture has been given a fighting chance.

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