RFK Jr. Mocked For Using 1 Of Donald Trump’s Most Eye-Roll-Inducing Lines
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Critics found the line hilariously familiar.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. drew mockery on social media Monday after appearing to borrow one of President Donald Trump’s most ridiculed catchphrases.
During a press event promoting Trump’s latest executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices, Kennedy praised the move in dramatic terms.
“I have a couple of kids who are Democrats, big Bernie Sanders fans,” Kennedy said. “And when I told them that this was gonna happen, they had tears in their eyes — as if this is never gonna happen in our lifetime, and we finally have a president who is willing to stand up for the American people.”
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Critics were quick to point out that the “tears in their eyes” line sounded somewhat familiar.
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