RFK Jr. finally reveals why he wears jeans to the gym
RFK Jr. says he finds it ‘convenient’ to wear jeans to the gym
- Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explained on Fox News that he works out in jeans for convenience, as he would go hiking before the gym and found it practical.
- Kennedy recently participated in the “Pete and Bobby Challenge” with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, completing 50 pull-ups and 100 push-ups in under six minutes while wearing jeans.
- The challenge aims to encourage American youth to be fit, aligning with Kennedy's “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) agenda, which promotes public health, reducing artificial food additives, and re-evaluating health choices for children.
- Kennedy's MAHA movement, which echoes President Donald Trump's “Make America Great Again” slogan, focuses on health issues, including a reassessment of childhood vaccines.
- While experts agree with Kennedy's claim about increasing chronic conditions in American children, critics like John Oliver and health experts have raised concerns about the “dangerous” nature of some of MAHA's proposed solutions, particularly the defunding of mRNA vaccine research.