The Wall Street Journal: RFK Jr.’s Food Agenda Collides With Voter Concerns Over Rising Costs

An April poll by KFF, a health policy research nonprofit, found that parts of Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” message are very popular—with 75% favoring more regulation of chemical food additives. But the survey also found healthcare costs outweigh food and vaccines as concerns that resonate with voters when considering whether to support a candidate.

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