RFK Jrâs Food Fight: Vaccines vs. Kale Conspiracies 2025
In a 2025 Alexis-Ipsos poll hotter than a jalapeño in July, 87% of Americans begged the government to step up on food safety â a cause championed by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., yes the RFK with a vaccine twist. While 90% wanted simpler food guidelines, independents and 82% of Republicans agreed kids gobble down way too many prescriptions, unlike their 54% Democrat counterparts. Meanwhile, a July Gallup poll revealed the dropkick vaccine divide: 93% of Dems swear by shots, but only 52% of GOPers felt the same, with 26% just kinda meh. Pewâs spring survey generously rated RFK worse than your Wi-Fi but better than Trump â because, democracy. Meanwhile, half of both parties IRL feel 'meh' but hopeful about Health and Human Services in August.
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RFK Jrâs job approval is like a group project grade: 43% failing, 36% kinda trying, and 21% just praying someone else does the work, all while half the country fights over whether vaccines or kale are the real villains.
Looks like Americans want FDA to play food referee, not vaccine referee, because when kids get too many meds, boots trample TikTok dances instead of conspiracy theories.
RFK Jrâs vaccine popularity is starting to look like a football game with halftime shows: Democrats cheer wildly, Republicans barely show up, and independents just grab popcorn.
Source: Axios | Published: 8/31/2025 | Author: Maya Goldman
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