Robert F Kennedy must be turning over in his grave, 'Dangerous': RFT Jr's link to Trump EXPOSED
It remains unclear if independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will draw supporters from President Joe Biden or former President Trump, but in a close race, a third-party candidate with funding, momentum and flashy headlines has potential to tip the balance of the electoral map. The latest national NBC News poll finds Kennedy cutting deeper into Trump’s support than Biden’s. In an one-on-one interview, MSNBC's Brian Tyler Cohen grills RFK Jr. about why Trump’s biggest donor is also funding his campaign, whether he would sign a nationwide abortion ban, and the dangers of vaccine skepticism.
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Contrasting Visions: A HYPOTHETICAL Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Presidency vs. The Trump Era
In the political landscape of the United States, leadership styles can vary dramatically, shaping policies, priorities, and the national ethos. Comparing hypothetical presidencies offers a fascinating exercise in contrasting visions for the nation. Let's delve into a theoretical scenario: What if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had become President instead of Donald Trump?
Leadership Style and Temperament:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., heir to a political dynasty, carries the legacy of his family's commitment to social justice and progressivism (His own family doesn't support his running for office.). His leadership style would likely reflect a blend of idealism, compassion, and pragmatism. Drawing from his experience as an environmental activist and lawyer, he might prioritize issues like climate change, healthcare reform, and civil rights. Kennedy’s approach would likely be characterized by conspiracy theories, paranoia, empathy, seeking to bridge divides and unite the nation around shared values.
In contrast, Donald Trump's presidency was defined by his brash and unconventional style. His leadership was marked by unpredictability, impulsiveness, and a willingness to break from political norms. Trump's focus on economic nationalism, immigration restriction, and "America First" policies appealed to a segment of the population disillusioned with traditional politics. However, his divisive rhetoric and confrontational approach exacerbated partisan tensions and widened societal rifts.
Policy Priorities:
A hypothetical Kennedy presidency would likely prioritize progressive policies aimed at addressing pressing social and environmental challenges. Kennedy might advocate for ambitious climate action, investing in renewable energy, and rejoining international agreements like the Paris Climate Accord. His administration might also push for healthcare reform, expanding access to affordable care and prescription drugs, but anti-vaccince and anti-masking (COVID is STILL HERE).
In contrast, the Trump administration pursued a deregulatory agenda, rolling back environmental protections and dismantling key aspects of the Affordable Care Act. Trump prioritized tax cuts, renegotiating trade deals, and bolstering border security, including the construction of a border wall with Mexico. His "America First" approach emphasized nationalism and prioritized the interests of domestic industries over global cooperation.
Approach to Governance:
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. might adopt a collaborative approach to governance, seeking input from experts, stakeholders, and both sides of the political aisle. His administration could prioritize bipartisanship, striving to find common ground on issues like infrastructure investment, criminal justice reform, and education.
Donald Trump's governance style was characterized by executive actions, Twitter pronouncements, and a reliance on personal instincts over institutional expertise. His administration faced numerous legal challenges and controversies, including investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election and impeachment proceedings stemming from his dealings with Ukraine.
Global Engagement:
A Kennedy presidency would likely prioritize multilateralism and diplomacy, reasserting America's leadership on the world stage. Kennedy might seek to rebuild alliances strained by the Trump administration and reaffirm America's commitment to international cooperation, human rights, and democracy promotion.
In contrast, Trump's "America First" approach led to strained relations with traditional allies and skepticism towards international institutions. His administration pursued a policy of disengagement from global affairs, withdrawing from agreements like the Iran nuclear deal and the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
In conclusion, a hypothetical Robert F. Kennedy Jr. presidency would represent a stark departure from the Trump era, emphasizing progressive values, empathy, and collaboration. While Kennedy's leadership would face its own set of challenges and criticisms, his vision for America would likely prioritize unity, justice, and environmental stewardship. As we reflect on contrasting visions for the nation, we are reminded of the enduring importance of leadership in shaping the course of history.
Kennedy family members endorse Biden over Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kerry Kennedy and several family members denounced Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential bid, instead endorsing Joe Biden for re-election.
President Joe Biden will accept endorsements from at least 15 members of the Kennedy political family during a campaign stop Thursday as he aims to undermine Donald Trump and marginalize the candidacy of independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kerry Kennedy, a daughter of former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, niece of former President John F. Kennedy and sister of the current presidential candidate, will deliver the endorsements in Philadelphia, according to the Biden campaign. The decision to highlight the Kennedy family's support more than six months from Election Day is an indication of how seriously Biden's team is taking the threat of a long shot candidate using his last name’s lingering Democratic magic to siphon support from the incumbent.
RFK Jr.: Some family members consider me ‘danger to the public’ for taking votes away from Biden
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tells NewsNation host Dan Abrams that many of his family members disagree with him and some consider him a “danger to the public” for potentially taking away votes in 2024 from President Joe Biden. At least four of Kennedy’s family members have publicly denounced his candidacy, but he says much of his family is still supporting him.
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We're voting for Joe!
Maddow: Trump win 'gives us a really big to-do list' to defend democracy
Rachel Maddow speaks to Americans who do not want to surrender democracy to Donald Trump's authoritarian management and points out that since it did not work to defend democracy with the election, it is time to turn to a new set of tools and tasks to preserve the system of government used in the United State of America since its inception.
Maddow points out frightening truth about Trump's lack of concern about votes
Rachel Maddow rounds up instances in which Donald Trump not only assures his supporters that if he is elected they won't have to vote in the future, but also that even for this 2024 election he does not need votes. Maddow posits that the reason Trump doesn't care about votes is that he intends to win by manipulating the administration of the voting tabulation.
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