Laura Washington: McDonald's-loving Donald Trump is going to 'Make America Healthy Again'? Sure.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : Yet believing that Trump will do that is as believable as when he claimed last year that he weighed 215 pounds.MAHA?
50% : That grease feast was "paid for by me," Trump bragged.
45% : The Trump-Kennedy duo's "still-developing plan," according to the newspaper, "taps into broad frustrations with America's health-care system and problems -- such as the nation's reliance on ultra-processed food, the surge of chronic disease and declining U.S. life expectancy -- that Democrats scarcely discuss and that Trump had previously ignored, too."The Nag should be thrilled that the man who could be our next president is getting religion about the nation's long-standing health crisis, which has become more dire than ever, thanks to the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
43% : Trump wants to make us healthier?
32% : During the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump tweeted a photo of himself seated on his plane, poised to dig into a heaping bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken.
23% : In August, Kennedy dropped his quixotic presidential run to endorse and stump for Trump.
19% : The cause of healthy eating is the right message, but Trump is the wrong messenger.

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