The White House is deploying Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to battleground House districts, betting his MAHA agenda and celebrity appeal can energize voters and help Republicans keep control of Congress.
Think RFK Jr. is being sidelined? Think again. The White House is unleashing the Health Secretary as a secret weapon for November’s midterms, sending him on a “Take Back Your Health” tour straight into the most competitive House districts.
From Wisconsin to Michigan, Kennedy is touting his MAHA agenda—think whole milk, safer infant formula, and cracking down on artificial ingredients. White House spokesperson Kush Desai told The Hill that Kennedy’s “historic victories” are worth shouting from the rooftops.
GOP strategists are thrilled. “Nobody stands out the draw the way Bobby Kennedy does,” said Ohio-based strategist Mark Weaver.
But it’s a gamble. While MAHA ideas like cleaner food are broadly popular, Kennedy’s vaccine skepticism could be a liability if Democrats make it the election’s centerpiece. For now, the White House is keeping him on message: food, fitness, and freedom. Every seat counts.
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