If You're Sick Of RFK Jr., This 'Cabaret' Spoof Is Just What The Doctor Ordered
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Randy Rainbow needles the health secretary in a musical blockbuster.
Need to be cured of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? Welcome to the club, er, cabaret. (Watch the video below.)
Comedian Randy Rainbow dials it back to pre-war Berlin for a “Cabaret” spoof of the vaccine-disputing and Tylenol-trampling political scion. He parlayed an endorsement of President Donald Trump into a cabinet post where he could spread his widely questioned views on well-being.
“What good is listening to logic and proof, throw all those facts away. Science and safety’s just a hoax, listen to RFK,” Rainbow sings in his new parody, which dropped this week. “Dump all your doctors, rely on this doof. Experts are so cliche. Who cares if half your family croaks, just turn to RFK!”
In another stanza Rainbow croons, “What good is listening to all that logic and proof, come watch the bullshit spray, put down your meds, try artichokes, listen to RFK!”
Sally Bowles couldn’t have said it better.
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