Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praises Trump, calling him “a man doing God’s work”
In remarks directed at President Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expressed strong support for his leadership, describing his work as “doing God’s work.” Kennedy highlighted the achievements of the Trump administration, particularly in foreign policy and in supporting American families.
“The other day I saw an airplane. You said you didn’t believe you were going to heaven. You’re doing God’s work here,” Kennedy said, referring to Trump’s accomplishments such as achieving peace in the Middle East —“something beyond what anyone could imagine”— and implementing policies that have given millions of Americans the opportunity to start families.
Kennedy also emphasized that these accomplishments have come “while the government is paralyzed by the Democrats,” noting that “this administration has never stopped working for the American people.”
He concluded by thanking Trump for allowing him to be part of his project: “It’s thanks to your energy, your commitment, and your vision. I want to thank you for allowing me to be part of it.”
Kennedy’s words reflect a tone of admiration and support for the president, underscoring both his political alignment and his recognition of Trump’s leadership.
