Former RFK Jr. Staffer Launches Pro-Trump PAC: ‘Make America Healthy Again’
In a surprising political twist, a former senior staffer for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the one-time Independent presidential candidate, has launched a Super PAC in support of former President Donald Trump. Named the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) PAC, the group aims to rally Kennedy’s supporters behind Trump and promote a shared vision for improving the country’s health and freedom.
At a recent rally in Arizona alongside Trump, RFK Jr. endorsed the former president, citing three core issues that motivated him to leave the Democratic Party and, ultimately, back Trump’s candidacy.
“Three great causes drove me to enter this race in the first place,” Kennedy stated. “And these are the principle causes that persuaded me to leave the Democratic Party and run as an independent, and now to throw my support to President Trump.”
He went on to explain that Trump has demonstrated his ability to take on corporate interests, which Kennedy says have compromised the health and well-being of Americans. “President Trump has shown that he can stand up to the corporate interests that have poisoned our environment and compromised our health,” Kennedy told the crowd. “He is the leader we need to take on the establishment and put America back on the path to health and freedom.”
Kennedy emphasized Trump’s potential to dismantle corporate control over the government, stating, “Trump is the only candidate who can break the stranglehold that corporate elites have on our government. Together, we can restore the health and freedom of the American people.”
PAC Leadership and Vision
Jeff Hutt, the spokesman for the new pro-Trump PAC, explained in a press release that the MAHA Super PAC will focus on conveying Kennedy’s vision for a healthier America through Trump’s leadership. “Our team, made up of former senior Kennedy campaign officials, is uniquely positioned to ensure that RFK Jr.’s supporters understand that his vision for a healthier, freer America will be best realized through electing President Trump,” Hutt said.
The group is aggressively fundraising ahead of Election Day, planning to use donations to drive their message across the country. Hutt also emphasized the grassroots nature of the movement, encouraging donations to fund voter outreach efforts.
“Every donation, no matter the size, makes a significant impact on our ability to educate, mobilize, and inspire voters across the nation,” Hutt said. “This is a grassroots movement, and we are asking for the support of every American who believes in ending the chronic health epidemic that is plaguing our country.”
Attack Ads and TDS
As the PAC ramps up its campaign efforts, former Kennedy running mate Nicole Shanahan is taking aim at Vice President Kamala Harris in a new ad. The ad humorously addresses what Trump supporters refer to as “Trump Derangement Syndrome” (TDS), a condition that describes extreme negative reactions to the former president. The ad encourages voters to break free from the media’s narrative and think critically about the real issues facing the country.
“Are you or your loved ones suffering from illnesses such as TDS? Do you dismiss or deny the current issues facing our country, such as historic inflation, illegal immigration, corporate corruption, World War Three escalations, and the chronic disease epidemic?” the ad asks, before introducing “Independence” as the antidote.
The ad mockingly suggests that “Independence” will allow people to break away from what it calls media-induced propaganda and embrace rational thought and freedom of choice. It further criticizes the current administration, accusing it of supporting censorship, totalitarianism, and misguided fiscal policies.
“Ask your doctor if Independence is right for you! And enjoy your freedoms once again,” concludes the ad, driving home the theme that only by thinking critically and independently can voters choose the best candidate for the future of the country.
With the launch of the MAHA PAC, the campaign for Trump is set to gain further momentum, tapping into Kennedy’s base of supporters and focusing on health, freedom, and the fight against corporate power. As Election Day nears, this unusual alliance is sure to be a focal point in the political landscape.