If RFK became America's last hope in 2024, would you support him?

[ObscuredBeyond]

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Normally, I wouldn't be caught dead voting for a Democrat. I don't even like most Republicans anymore either!

But when the Tide Pod eater left hates him as much as they do, and the literal grandchildren of literal Nazis that run Pfizer and Moderna (IG Farben), basically the real life Hydra, are controlling the majority of programs that feature on ABC, and they poison the well right out the gate and refuse to let RFK even have a voice, and Fox News considered Tucker giving RFK a voice to be the last straw, then it almost makes me want to back him.

Even then, only because he seems to be the only man in either major party that has enough sense to reject this current wave of bat-guano-crazy totalitarianism sweeping the globe! He's a classical liberal, the anti-AOC. And for that, I find him a tiny bit easier to digest.

If he wins as a Democrat, and turns America around, that would be the single biggest irony of the century!

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No. I loved his stance on the eugenics jab. But he blames Russia for the war in Ukraine and thinks the U. S. should be involved in supporting Ukraine. He either doesn't know that the U. S. engineered the war or he's just another supporter of U. S aggression.

The president's main job is to be Commander in Chief. And I can't support anyone like RFK Jr. or Desantis who would be terrible Commanders in Chief.

Re: JFK Jr., I suspect that he is a loyal Democrat and would support the party's platform. He would probably have little choice.

[ObscuredBeyond]

So the only thing he gets right is attacking Pfizer? I'm not surprised. Still, if they're this threatened by him over that, it implies there's a mountain of other things we've yet to be told.

[Lliam]

@ObscuredBeyond. I agree. I still haven't found out all about him.

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"Former chief Trump strategist Steve Bannon spent "months" encouraging anti-vaxxer Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to run against President Joe Biden in the 2024 election, according to a report from CBS News.

People familiar with the matter told the outlet that Bannon hoped Kennedy could serve as a "useful chaos agent" in the election while also spreading "anti-vaccine sentiment around the country," according to CBS News' Robert Costa."

You go ahead, but any Democrat doing so is a fool.

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I'd take him over Biden and it's good to see a fellow classical liberal even if I don't agree with him on a lot personally.