Time for a health check

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : World leaders may be looking to Trump to aid their populist agendas.
47% : Young males - the so-called bro vote - helped propel Trump to the presidency, partly because of their concerns over immigration, economic opportunities, multiculturalism and perceived assaults on traditional family values and masculinity.
45% : "Kennedy, 70, ended his own third-party bid for president in late August and threw his support behind Trump.
38% : But Trump has "bros" overseas, too - older ones who run countries and who may be expecting him to reorient U.S. foreign policy away from global alliances and toward their politically populist, in some cases authoritarian, priorities.
33% : Trump has previously said he would allow Kennedy to "go wild on health.

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