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BREAKING: RFK Jr. just announced he is going to bring RADICAL TRANSPARENCY to HHS! He was asked what the top three additives are that he wants to get removed, and his answer is exactly why he is the PERFECT person for this job: "I would say, first of all,...

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Фото профиля Chuck Callesto
Chuck Callesto1 год назад

RFK doing what the people want. Truly respectable! Thanks RFK Jr.

Фото профиля Mammoth Nation
Mammoth Nation1 год назад

Trump heard Kamala made up a story about previously working at a McDonald's, so he decided to pick up a shift himself. We're lovin' it!

Фото профиля BruceX 🇺🇸
BruceX 🇺🇸1 год назад

That’s why we hired him! Americans need this big time!

Фото профиля Barefoot Pregnant
Barefoot Pregnant1 год назад

RFK Jr. is making bold moves with his focus on transparency!

Фото профиля MoonDoggy
MoonDoggy1 год назад

This is what we need right now. We need to get America healthy again and stop the corruption that is affecting so many Americans at the hands of greedy politicians.

Фото профиля Jeff Carlson
Jeff Carlson1 год назад

RFK: "I believe in freedom of choice... Allowing people to understand and empower them" Big difference from Democrats—who dictate because they pretend to know better than you. And they like Totalitarianism.

Фото профиля MeanMemesQc
MeanMemesQc1 год назад

Already doing a great job

Фото профиля DeepStateHater🇺🇲
DeepStateHater🇺🇲1 год назад

I voted for all this shit

Фото профиля Riddler
Riddler1 год назад

About time.

Фото профиля Republican Takes
Republican Takes1 год назад

Nice🔥

Фото профиля Trash Panda🇺🇲
Trash Panda🇺🇲1 год назад

This is by far the most transparent administration ever. Democrats still hate it

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