Robert F. Kennedy Jr. emphasized that under a second Trump administration, America could expect the elimination of hazardous chemicals, stating, "We will make Americans healthy again." He framed this by asking crucial questions: "Don't you want healthy children? And don't you want the chemicals out of our food?" This reflects a push towards significant changes in public health policy, aiming to root out corporate corruption in regulatory agencies.
Rena Steinzor criticized the belief that a second Trump administration would differ from the previous one, noting that the last tenure saw over 100 environmental policies revoked. She pointed out that many actions favoring deregulation were dictated by industry interests, asserting, "They basically did what industry asked them to do." This skepticism highlights a deep-rooted concern regarding the intersection of politics and environmental health.
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