During aconcession speechof sorts, Kennedy claimed that he felt called to endorse Trump because they shared common interests.
They could beas is so often the case in politicspolitically convenient postures that play favorably to necessary voter blocs.
In his remarks, Kennedy wildly seemed to imply that Trump would do something to advance these goals.
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Onlookers are arguably left with only two ways to interpret Kennedys Trump endorsement.
The first is to presume that Kennedy is very, very stupid.
The other interpretive strategy is to assume that Kennedy is totally full of it.
Astute observers will note that the contrasts are stark.
As such, endorsing Trump is unforgivable from the perspective of someone who authentically cares about the natural world.
Trump has even proposed privatizing protected federal lands so thatthey can be used to build futuristic cities.
That same project has been supported by lobbying groups that represent the pharmaceutical industry, Rolling Stonehas reported.
If Trumps past policies are any indication, Kennedy is wrong here.
Again, the stupidity here is rank.
Appropriately, Project 2025 offers a vision of a future presidency that is like Trumps first administration on steroids.
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