“We must stop feeding our children industrial sludge and call it food.”
Kennedy called ultra-processed foods “slow poison” and pledged to ban harmful additives such as titanium dioxide and brominated oils. He urged Americans to return to whole foods through incentives and education. The FDA began consultations with manufacturers. Nutritionists divided on feasibility. Proposed regulations expected in 2026.
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“No child should consume a petrochemical dye when nature provides color safely.”
66.7% · Medium confidence
“Women deserve full information, not corporate silence.”
17.6% · Low confidence
“We’ll strengthen oversight, not dismantle it.”
13.6% · Low confidence
“We will finally stand up to pesticide lobbyists and protect our children from toxic chemicals.”
10% · Low confidence
“GRAS has become a get-out-of-oversight card — we’re closing that loophole.”
33.3% · Low confidence
“No parent should ever struggle to feed their baby in America again.”
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39.8% community trust · 201 votes
47th president of the United States
26.9% community trust · 4465 votes
46th president of the United States
80.1% community trust · 271 votes
49th vice president of the United States
70.1% community trust · 268 votes
29th United States Secretary of Defense
15.5% community trust · 110 votes
Vice President of the United States
20.2% community trust · 208 votes