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RFK explains trembling voice in viral video, sparks appointment debate

NEW DELHI: In a viral video shared by MAGA Resource, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains the cause of his characteristic voice tremor, revealing a personal and medical history dating back to 1996. Speaking candidly, the prominent political figure shared that the trembling began at the age of 42, during a time when he was unsure of the underlying cause. “It happened in 1996 when I was 42, and at the time I didn’t know what was wrong,” RFK Jr. disclosed, offering a rare glimpse into his personal struggles.

 

 

Kennedy, known for his advocacy on environmental issues and his run for the U.S. presidency in 2024, further explained that his voice tremors are a result of a condition he was diagnosed with later in life. Though the tremor has been a distinctive feature of his public speaking for years, Kennedy’s honesty and openness in addressing the issue resonated with viewers, with many expressing support for his transparency.

 

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The video quickly gained traction, circulating widely on social media platforms as users debated not only his health but also his political future. Kennedy’s name has been frequently mentioned in connection with discussions about health and human services policy in the event of a Trump administration, especially following rumours that he could be considered for the role of Secretary of Health and Human Services. “Do you support RFK Jr. as the new Trump Health and Human Services Secretary?” the video’s caption asks, prompting a wave of comments from both his supporters and detractors.

 

 

While RFK Jr.’s candid admission about his condition may help humanize him in the eyes of many, the conversation also ignited debates about his suitability for leadership positions. Regardless of political affiliation, his decision to speak openly about his health has sparked both sympathy and intrigue among the public.

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