RFK Jr.'s campaign organization uses official health department seal in fundraising solicitation - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Among the merchandise pitched to the "Make America Healthy Again" faithful are a $60 "MAHA Moms Club" crewneck sweatshirt and a $35 "Make Frying Oil Tallow Again" hat.
43% : " The solicitation may run afoul of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from using their official authority or public resources to solicit political contributions or otherwise engage in political activity, said Brendan Fischer, deputy executive director of Documented, a watchdog organization investigating the Trump administration.
41% : "I cannot think of any other instance where a cabinet nominee used their official position to solicit funds to pay down campaign debt -- likely because doing so would generally violate the Hatch Act," said Fischer.
41% : Between when Kennedy launched his presidential bid as a Democrat in April 2023 and when he ended it in August 2024 by endorsing Trump, his campaign had raised more than $57 million and spent $53 million.
14% : Kennedy is portrayed as Clint Eastwood's hero "The Good," former President Joe Biden as Lee Van Cleef's villain "The Bad," and Trump as Eli Wallach's rogue "The Ugly," who forms a troubled alliance with the hero.

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