A lion has been stepped into the den, and then is a much more dangerous option: stepping into a Congress hearing before the pride of the attention -focus senators want to separate a fellow human for a mob of self -fulfillment.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Junior opted for a very dangerous option this week, and there are rhetoric marks to prove it.
Kennedy appeared before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday, and it was expected to anyone with a day of experience in Washington. Although he took some bipartisan heat, it was mostly Democratic Senator, who went out of his way to smear Kennedy, cut them down, constantly disrupted them, whenever they tried to answer or defend themselves, and saved themselves before the cameras.
There is only another person who remains a great untoward reaction between the Democrats and the remaining: President Trump. In the last decade, the anger directed on it is accurately described as the “Trump Derange syndrome”. For decades – and especially as President – Trump has been right about many issues and has done great. Most leftists will not accept it.
Most of that irrational hatred and refusal from basic facts for biased benefits are now directed on Kennedy. Many people who see the vicious and tireless attacks of Democratic Senators on Kennedy may think that some are now suffering from “Kennedy Derange Syndrome”.
The irony is that it is Kennedy himself who can give him treatment for what they are: a fair and logical discussion about the health of American people, free from biased histronics.
Soon after hearing about Guntalet Kennedy, Trump defended his HHS secretary at a lunch at the White House, Saying“He is a very good person … he means very well … I guarantee a lot of people on this table like RFK Junior, and I do … I have heard that he has done very well today. It’s not your standard thing, I would say that, and if you are going in the world with health and what you are doing with health, then he is also different.
Trump may like “separate”, as he and Kennedy share many symptoms for a positive interpretation of that term. Three years ago, I wrote a book, “56: Liberty lessons from those who risk everyone to sign a declaration of freedom.” I wrote that to save those people from being smelled and “canceled” during the Vokus era, and also to inform the readers of the immense courage, vision and sacrifice of those founding father.
While doing research, I came to know that many men who signed the declaration of independence are considered quite rich from today’s standards – as I learned in 1776, the vast majority of the rich in 1776 chose his money and position with the tyrannical British crown instead of putting their money and position. It is not the same between 56 who asked the two most seriously important questions of their life instead: “If not, when? If I am not, who?”
Those founding father could live in the shadow, such as a lot of rich of his time, enjoying good life while staying out of the path of loss.
The same thing applies to Trump and Kennedy today. Both men knew that if they dare to step into the political field to fight for their values, they would be mercilessly attacked, attacked by elite classes and special interests, whose policies and griffs threatened them. And so they are – Trump the most.
Attacking Trump and Kennedy, it is great for wealth and to please fundamentalist leftists, but name-koling, smear, the lofter, biased raids and denying facts are not good for American people. This is especially for those who can become ill or tetter on the edge of major health issues.
For decades, the epidemic of chronic disease in our nation has uncontrolled, which millions of Americans cost their lives. At that large point, during the hearing and after being disturbed and humiliated by Sen Ron Widen (D-Ore), Kennedy decided that he was enough and evacuated. “Senator, how long are you sitting on that chair?” He asked. “Twenty to 25 years while our children’s chronic disease went up to 76 percent. And you did not say anything. You never asked the question why this is happening. Why is this happening?”
Again, like Trump, Kennedy did not need any of it. He could live a good life in peace. Instead, he sometimes increases growing humiliation and allegations every day due to the discovery of “making America healthy”.
Whether or not it is like, the government-made health agencies created by the government have been ruined, politicized, large-scale bureaucracy and tax-paying trillions.
Trump and Kennedy want to reverse that those agencies can once again focus on the mission of making Americans completely healthy. Representatives of the people need to get out of the sandbox and help them achieve the target of that strict need.
Cooperation instead of defamation. Just what the doctor ordered.
Douglas McCinone is a former White House and Pentagon officer.
