TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 6月15日 02時37分

"Running for President makes it much more difficult for people to censor me," Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tells TIME.

Kennedy sounds simultaneously stuck in the past and jarringly online, his worldview dark and suspicious. He speaks about a time when the country’s waters were not polluted, pharmaceutical companies did not poison children, bioweapons did not threaten to destroy humanity, and people trusted the government not to lie to or silence them. “I feel like my country is being taken away from me,” he tells TIME. “I want to restore in many ways the America of my youth, the America I was brought up in.”

At the link in bio, go inside the controversial—and long-shot campaign—of RFK Jr.

Photograph by Mark Peterson (@markpetersonpixs)—Redux

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