Earlier this week, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shook the pillars of the food world. This tremor is likely to morph into an earthquake of continual change for the better, especially regarding the health of children in the U.S. and around the world.

In one critically important way, there is no surprise as to why President Trump chose Kennedy for his Cabinet. Both men embody and personify the revolutionary traits of our Founding Fathers, and this is a subject I know fairly well. Three years ago, I authored a book titled, “The 56: Liberty Lessons from Those Who Risked All to Sign the Declaration of Independence.”

I wrote the book because, about a year earlier, I had become alarmed as voices on the left were increasingly smearing our Founding Fathers, calling for their “cancelation” and even calling for abolishing the Fourth of July. As such, I spent a number of months “living” in the 1776 timeframe.

There were two realities, among many, that I discovered that connect Trump and Kennedy to the mindset of our Founding Fathers. The first was that in 1776, the vast majority of the wealthy either sided with the tyrannical British Crown or stayed on the sidelines so as to not rock the........

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