I have a dream that they don’t want you to know

“A healthy person has a thousand dreams; a sick person only has one.” Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) goes on to warn that “Sixty percent of our population only has one dream.”

RFK has dedicated his life to Make America Healthy Again. During his swearing-in ceremony, he shared: “For 20 years, I have gotten up every morning, on my knees, and prayed that God would put me in a position where I could end the childhood chronic disease epidemic in this country.” This is not a career — this is a calling. He has been praying for 20 years so that you can dream again.

But the knives have come out ... we have seen what D.C. does to people who want real change — especially when facing down the money and power that Big Pharma wields.

The treatment of RFK last week was despicable. Democrats demanded his resignation and some Republicans piled on. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) likes the 850,000 dollars she has received from Big Pharma.

RFK is in the crosshairs. If we lose him, America may never be healthy. We need your voice now to tell Congress and President Trump we stand with RFK. Rush your faxes to Congress to support RFK today.

RFK has accomplished a massive amount in a short time. And Big Pharma and the corrupt medical machine is getting very nervous. They’re furious and calling in every favor, and the list is long:

Pharmaceutical companies have spent 6.47 BILLION DOLLARS lobbying Congress members since 1998 on both sides of the aisle. Here are a few of the recipients:

• Bill Cassidy (R-LA) received 1,268,666 dollars from Big Pharma (code H04) and an additional 4,057,033 dollars from Health Professionals between 2007-2024.

• Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), a conservative, received 1,382,192 dollars from Big Pharma and another 2,314,392 dollars from Health Professionals between 1991–2024.

• Thom Tillis (R-NC) received 951,219 dollars from Big Pharma and 1,406,312 dollars from Health Professionals between 2013–2024.

• Bernie Sanders (I-VT) received 20,388,190 dollars for “Health” between 1989-2024.

This is the definition of a conflict-laden echo chamber to drown out the voices of reason and hoping you won’t notice.

The reality is that RFK is working tirelessly to clean up public health where doctors and CEOs get cash bonuses to push deadly shots, which were approved by federal agencies because of their ties to Big Pharma.

RFK is working to restore unbiased science. He is insisting on honesty about risks and benefits and said that the CDC must serve the people — not Big Pharma OR THE POLITICIANS IT PAYS OFF.

And that might be the end of his career ... unless you step in. He needs you to have his back and tell President Trump, Congress, and the public to do the same. Tell Congress we stand with RFK.

The hatred and histrionics against RFK are over the top.

• Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) said that “kids are going to die because of” RFK’s decisions when RFK is just making sure these shots work and that parents are informed.

• Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO) criticized Dr. Robert Malone as unqualified when Malone is the one who invented the mRNA platform and is raising alarm about mRNA!

If a vaccine is truly safe, there should be no complaint about unbiased trials and testing. But this absolute panic shows us otherwise.

Even President Trump is signaling that he is torn on this topic. He criticized Florida’s plan to make vaccines the voluntary choice of parents and not hold hostage their children’s schooling and future if they won’t bow to Big Pharma:

“I think we have to be very careful,” the president said. “You have some vaccines that are so amazing” and then he listed polio and the COVID shots as examples!

The battle is raging from the White House to Congress and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over vaccines and what is healthy. RFK is the one man doing more to turn this around than anyone else.

This is the moment the grassroots can change what happens next. You decide. If Congress senses that we have RFK’s back, they’ll hold the line against demands for his resignation.

Don’t remain silent.

Congress needs to know we support RFK and MAHA.

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” This quote, commonly attributed to Edmund Burke, certainly rings true today.

If you agree, help us fight for honesty and accountability at HHS and CDC — and keep RFK in the fight with a gift of 25, 50, or 100 dollars — or make it monthly — so we can scale up faxes, briefings, and coalition work while this battle is live.

With gratitude,