The left is in full panic mode. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., once the darling of environmentalists, has officially joined President-elect Donald Trump’s White House as Secretary of Health and Human Services.
His mission? To clean up the corruption in our medical system. The pharmaceutical giants and bureaucrats are sweating, and for good reason. RFK Jr. has been a vocal critic of Big Pharma’s unchecked influence for years. Now, he’s got the power to do something about it.
But the left isn’t just terrified—they’re lashing out. Hollywood is leading the charge, with none other than Alec Baldwin stepping up to mock RFK Jr. on Saturday Night Live.
Baldwin’s sketch, dripping with bad faith and worse humor, poked fun at RFK Jr.’s voice, a result of his neurological condition. The smug attacks backfired spectacularly when Baldwin himself became the butt of the joke—thanks to an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction.
Hollywood star Alec Baldwin made his big return to NBC’s Saturday Night Live this weekend, playing Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in a sketch intended to make fun of President-elect Donald Trump and President Joe Biden’s recent White House meeting.
But it was Baldwin’s unzipped fly that ended up stealing the show.
The embarrassing moment came at the end of the broadcast when Baldwin stood with host Charli XCX and the rest of the SNL cast to take a bow. Baldwin appeared unaware that his fly was down as he clapped while the credits rolled. [Source: Breitbart]
Baldwin’s return to SNL was supposed to be his big moment. Instead, it turned into a meme-worthy disaster.
As the show wrapped, Baldwin took a bow with the cast and musical guest Charli XCX. But viewers couldn’t focus on his standing ovation—because his fly was down.
Social media erupted. Critics called it Baldwin’s “SNL Senior Moment,” with comments ranging from sarcastic sympathy to outright mockery.
“At least he didn’t have a pee stain too,” one user quipped. Others weren’t as kind, calling Baldwin out with lines like, “Nobody wants to see your geriatric balls.” Yikes.
The wardrobe malfunction wasn’t the only misstep of the night. Baldwin’s impersonation of RFK Jr., including a tone-deaf attempt to mimic his spasmodic dysphonia, left many viewers cringing.
Making fun of someone’s medical condition? Not a good look, even for Baldwin. Ironically, the skit that aimed to take RFK Jr. down only ended up highlighting Baldwin’s pettiness—and his inability to stay zipped up.
While Baldwin embarrassed himself, RFK Jr. was busy gearing up to tackle corruption.
Kennedy has long been outspoken about the need for reform. He’s made enemies in the process, but now he has the authority to back up his words with action.
The left’s outrage makes sense—they’re terrified of losing their grip on the system. And while Hollywood elites like Baldwin mock him, RFK Jr. is focused on what matters: cleaning up the mess.
It’s worth noting the irony here. The same Alec Baldwin who once thrived on SNL playing Trump now finds himself taking shots at Trump’s administration—and failing miserably.
His return to SNL came just after criminal charges against him in the Rust shooting were dropped. Maybe Baldwin should focus less on failed comedy sketches and more on, well, staying out of trouble?
The left’s meltdown over RFK Jr. signals something bigger. With Trump’s return to the White House, the rules of the game have changed. Hollywood, Big Pharma, and the D.C. swamp are scrambling to maintain their influence.
But patriots know the truth: the Trump administration, now bolstered by RFK Jr., is ready to take them head-on.
While Baldwin’s zipper may have stolen the show on SNL, the real story is unfolding in Washington. Kennedy’s appointment isn’t just a win for Trump’s team—it’s a win for all Americans tired of corruption in healthcare.
The left can mock all they want. RFK Jr. and Trump are too busy winning to notice.
Author: Bo Dogan
