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Anonymous wrote:RFK Jr. admitting in front of the nation that he attempted to contact VP Harris first and that she neither wanted to talk or meet with him is a strong message to Independent voters:

"Democrats want nothing to do with you, Republicans will at least give you a seat at the table."

Funny, I heard him say that and thought, "So Harris was his first choice, too."

- Independent voter

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Anonymous wrote:This man is an idiot.

He wants attention. He wants a soap box.

This gives him more attention that he didn't get from his run. He can pontificate about his pseudoscientifc ideas and conspiracy theories.

He's a narcissistic dolt and he's crazy AF.

This man built a following and got the voter’s signatures. He had support.

In response, Biden/Harris:

- waged “law-fare” against him
- sued him in every state to try to keep him off the ballot
- refused to debate him (like Kamala refuses to debate the Donald) and
- instructed the press to ignore him like he does not exist.

Biden/Harris did this to him. Trump did not.

What did you EXPECT to happen??

He approached the Harris campaign first. They said "nope." Then he ran to the person he dubbed a terrible person and likely psychopath. Sure, he's a swell guy.

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when said democrat's family tells everyone he's nuts, said voters should listen.

rfk was a heroin addict, and I think his work on environment litigation sent him down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories of vaccines.

His past work on environmental issues, stating "clean coal is a lie", is a direct contradiction to Trump's support of the coal industry. Trump doesn't even believe in the vaccine conspiracy since he took the vaccine and touted it as something he developed at rapid speed.

There is nothing about RFK's policy positions that coincides with Trump's policies other than supporting Russia to join NATO , and maybe election integrity. In 2006 he claimed that the GOP stole the election for Bush in 2004.

IMO, it's clear that the Dem party didn't want RFK because he's weird and crazy, so he shopped around the Trump camp for a role. Desperate and pathetic.

You are right that the whole “climate crisis / carbon credits exchange markets” is a giant conspiracy.

Climate change is natural. It is historically proven. It isn’t man-made.

The “carbon credits” is just a giant scheme to try to fleece billions of people and re-distribute wealth to benefit the globalist cabal.

So you failed high school chemistry, eh?

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Anonymous wrote:This thread has deteriorated to the point where it is not readable, but this development is pretty devastating for Harris.

not really.

A lot of RFK voters supported RFK because they are never Trumpers. They are still never Trumpers and are likely to just stay home.

Anonymous wrote:RFK Jr. admitting in front of the nation that he attempted to contact VP Harris first and that she neither wanted to talk or meet with him is a strong message to Independent voters:

"Democrats want nothing to do with you, Republicans will at least give you a seat at the table."

Anonymous wrote:Let's go Trump/Vance/Kennedy - bipartisan ticket!!

Anonymous wrote:Trump going to be debating an empty lecturn on Sept 3 since Kamala declined. They are going to roll videos of her answers.

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when said democrat's family tells everyone he's nuts, said voters should listen.

rfk was a heroin addict, and I think his work on environment litigation sent him down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories of vaccines.

His past work on environmental issues, stating "clean coal is a lie", is a direct contradiction to Trump's support of the coal industry. Trump doesn't even believe in the vaccine conspiracy since he took the vaccine and touted it as something he developed at rapid speed.

There is nothing about RFK's policy positions that coincides with Trump's policies other than supporting Russia to join NATO , and maybe election integrity. In 2006 he claimed that the GOP stole the election for Bush in 2004.

IMO, it's clear that the Dem party didn't want RFK because he's weird and crazy, so he shopped around the Trump camp for a role. Desperate and pathetic.

You are right that the whole “climate crisis / carbon credits exchange markets” is a giant conspiracy.

Climate change is natural. It is historically proven. It isn’t man-made.

The “carbon credits” is just a giant scheme to try to fleece billions of people and re-distribute wealth to benefit the globalist cabal.

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never had a speech hit so hard. I may not agree with RFK Jr on everything, but his genuine commitment to our children’s health is something every parent needs to get behind.