Senators, vote 'no' to RFK Jr. -- who's still a 'radical left...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : So senators, listen to Donald Trump -- from April 2024.
59% : The president and his team insist that RFK Jr. has been fitted with a policy straitjacket -- that certain areas such as vaccines and objecting to energy strategy are off-limits.
59% : In these departments and others, the mission is clear, and Donald Trump specifically chose the official who could best accomplish it.
45% : After its closure, energy costs skyrocketed -- and so did carbon emissions.
43% : Trump has built an administration that will shake the establishment out of its complacency.
34% : He didn't poll spectacularly well, and he wasn't even on every state ballot, but considering how close swing-state races had been in the previous two elections, Trump wasn't taking any chances.
30% : " RFK Jr. called himself an independent, "but he's not," Trump wrote.
28% : RFK Jr. has undermined Trump before, and there is every indication he would do it again.
26% : Will he oppose medical innovation in the second? Make our farmers less competitive because of his crackpot ideas about genetically modified crops? The Senate can save President Trump here from someone who will become a millstone around him and his agenda.
24% : He is an unserious, dangerous official who will be at odds with Trump on many key issues.
16% : We sincerely believe Trump would live to regret a Secretary Kennedy.
14% : " Referring to him as a Democratic plant, Trump added that RFK is "an Extreme Environmentalist who makes the Green New Scammers look Conservative, a Big Time Taxer and Open Border Advocate, and Anti-Military/Vet . . .
12% : It was less than a year ago, in April of 2024, that then-candidate Donald Trump went on a late-night tear against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. "I lived with RFK Jr. in New York and watched him convince Governor Cuomo to make Environmental moves that were outright NASTY," Trump wrote on Truth Social.

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