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30 Cities, One Mission: Supporters Rally to Thank RFK Jr.
Over 100 MAHA supporters showed their appreciation for U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a rally outside Pfizer headquarters in New York on Saturday, where The New York Times and New York Post covered the demonstration. In total, “Thank You, RFK Jr.” actions spanned more than 30 cities nationwide.
RFK Jr. Rally at Arizona State University on Sept. 27. Credit: Children’s Health Defense, Arizona Chapter.
#ThankYouRFK rallies across America were extremely successful this weekend!
Americans who support ending the chronic disease epidemic gathered in over 30 cities to show their support for U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) efforts.
Special thanks to the local Children’s Health Defense chapters across the country who helped to plan and execute these actions.
Over 100 MAHA supporters showed up at Pfizer headquarters in New York City. The New York Times and New York Post showed up to cover the rally. My friend Michael Anthony put together an excellent video of the rally here.
The majority of the New York City rally, as well as some individual interviews, were live-streamed by NYCforYourself.
Long Island
Dozens of MAHA supporters dropped banners at overpasses at two separate locations on Long Island.
Florida
Georgia / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Great rally outside of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, headed by Tia Severino, with tons of support coming from the community in Atlanta. Watch the mainstream media coverage of this here
Maryland
In solidarity with other states, Marylanders came together to support the courageous work being done at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under the leadership of RFK Jr. to Make America Healthy Again. THANK YOU, RFK JR. We stand with you.
There were also actions in Brooklyn, New Jersey, California, Chicago, Nebraska, North Dakota, Maine, Oregon, Hawaii and more. Thank you to everyone who participated and showed support for RFK Jr. and his quest to Make America Healthy Again.
Originally published by Teachers for Choice.
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