The two are improbable avatars of a campaign to restore America’s health, and some former Trump aides expressed skepticism the GOP nominee would follow through.

Trump has suggested that he would elect Kennedy to a position in his administration related to health if he wins the election, to the dismay of many scientists who consider the medical freedom movement a threat to public health and are concerned that anti-vaccine sentiments will lead to more deaths from infectious diseases.

Former independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggested he would have a role in a second Trump administration. Kennedy, an anti-vaccine proponent and environmental lawyer, recently launched his own take on the “Make America Great Again” campaign with “Make America Healthy Again.

“The RFK announcement has kind of scrambled some of the traditional thinking [about] a lot of the people that have been building health care plans and the way that they were approaching the issue,” Grogan, who now works for USC Schaeffer and chairs the right-leaning health policy think tank Paragon Health Institute, told STAT.

Robert F Kennedy Jr endorsed Donald Trump for the upcoming US presidential election, defending fast food as part of American culture despite his health initiative. He criticized the use of seed oils in fast food,

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suggesting he will have significant influence on American agriculture policy if Donald Trump is elected president, the latest in a series of roles he has envisioned for himself in a second Trump administration.