Robert F Kennedy JR Minister has suggested that free medical services should not be provided to donuts, guzzle soda or acting Americans.
‘If you smoke three packs a day, should we expect society to pay when you get sick?’
The chief health authorities of the country said, ‘Eating donuts all day is the choice of Americans, and he will not take it away.
But he said that donuts and soda lovers said they could not expect society to take care of them.
Former alcoholic and heroin addicts, Kennedy, said they wanted to stop the supplemental nutrition program (SNAP), commonly called food stamps in assisting harmful foods like soda.
He also called Soda’s poison repeatedly and was one of the most important critics of this material.
Kennedy told Jon Lapook, a medical correspondent of CBS News, as follows. ‘Do you expect society to take care of you when you can predict at the same level as a person born of congenital disease?
‘The best answer is that economic incentives, individuals and industries reorganize our incentives to match the public health results we want.’
Kennedy has not explicitly suggested to limit Medicaid or other health insurance benefits for smoking, donuts and soda.
Robert F Kennedy JR. The health minister suggested that donuts, soda or smoke Americans should not provide health care.
Despite its strong claims, Kennedy has not explicitly suggested to limit Medicaid or other health insurance benefits for smoking, donuts and soda.
However, Joan Alker, the managing director and co -founder of the Children and Family Center at Georgetown University, thinks the minister of health is being “hindered” in people’s lives.
‘Kennedy’s idea presupposes the concept of the government, which is a tremendous interference of all aspects of your life.
‘Where do you stop? The government will now talk to someone who drinks alcohol. Do you have more evidence of carcinogens and eat sugar? ‘She said. Washington Post.
But not everything is opposed to his plan.
According to Kennedy’s opinion, Michael Cannon, director of the Health Policy Research Director of the Libertarian Cato Institute, said Americans should be more personal.
‘The Constitution doesn’t say anything about health, donuts and cigarettes.
Trump, Elon Musk, Donald Trump Jr., RFK and Speaker Mike Johnson eats McDonald’s and takes a picture on Trump’s plane. The image of uncomfortable Kennedy quickly fell into the virus in the presidential campaign.
” People must pay the cost of harmful decisions for their health. This is because it is not only because it is wrong to make others pay such costs, but also less likely to make harmful decisions.
When the Ministry of Health and Welfare asked about the minister’s statement, Washington Post said Kennedy said, “We are trying to control people with better choices and control their health. ‘
Kennedy’s opinion reflects a wide range of demands to match the public health results with wise incentives.
But his recent argument can collide with President Trump.
President Trump reinstalled the bright red button on the desk of the elliptical office immediately after the second swear, to inform the aide that the commander wants a fresh diet cola.
He is 78 years old and is known to drink several cans of diet cola a day and sometimes fall into a hamburger.
About one -third of the Americans, about 120 million Americans, repay the scope of direct health insurance through government programs such as Medicare, Medicaid, The Children’s Health Insurance Program (Chip), Tricare and Va Health Care.
Nearly a quarter of Medicaid registrants were smokers in 2018, more than double (10.5 %) of personal insurance subscribers.
Obesity is especially high among individuals who guarantee those who have private insurance, such as Medicaid and Medicare.
About half of adults registered in Medicaid and Medicare are classified as obesity.
Meanwhile, only 22 %of commercial insurance adults are classified as class I obesity (BMI 30-34.9), which is the lowest obesity grade.
