Investigate RFK Jr.’s Cozy Relationship with Big Pharma CEOs

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. built his brand by railing against Big Pharma. But behind closed doors at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, he’s been secretly dining with pharmaceutical executives, raising serious questions about conflicts of interest and backroom deal-making. Now, U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, and Ron Wyden are demanding answers.

In a letter to Kennedy, the three Senators wrote: "It is deeply troubling that, rather than addressing pressing public health challenges, you have instead prioritized closed-door meetings with pharmaceutical executives whose financial interests may conflict with the well-being of the American people." They’re right—Americans deserve to know whether Kennedy is working for the public or for the corporations he once claimed to oppose.

As head of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Kennedy has the power to make life-or-death decisions about drug pricing, vaccine policies, and pharmaceutical regulations. Yet, instead of focusing on making healthcare more affordable and accessible, he has reportedly been wining and dining industry insiders at Trump’s private club—without any transparency.

The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) has a duty to investigate Kennedy’s relationship with Big Pharma and whether these secret meetings have influenced policy decisions. The American people deserve a government that serves their interests—not one that prioritizes wealthy corporate executives.

Sign this petition to demand that the Senate HELP Committee launch a full investigation into RFK Jr.’s private meetings with Big Pharma at Mar-a-Lago and hold him accountable for any conflicts of interest.