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Anonymous wrote:Why didn't she bring him in to her ticket and lock this down?

Because

1) he is insane
2) is an anti-vaxer, which kind of goes against science and rationality germane to an NIH, FDA and HHS that function properly

I didn't say she had to put him in charge of policy but she could have talked to the guy and kept him under her wing at least until after the election

Instead, she sicked her law-dogs on the guy and sued him in every state. Real nice.

Nice way to treat a fellow democrat. And now he is the terrible one?!?

Not a Democrat. He ran as an Independent. And Republicans whining about using the Courts to limit ballot access? Seriously?

Yes - seriously: the democrats have taken the low road and resorted to underhanded lawfare.

Your party did it. Now own it.

I used to like Cheryl Hines but I'm really starting to question her judgment if she stays with this wackadoo

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Anonymous wrote:Has there been any response from the rest of the Kennedy clan about his decisions to end his campaign and endorse Trump?

Every Democrat is vivid that they lost another one of their own, especially from the most iconic Democrat family in American history. Democrats no longer fight for the God given freedoms that set us apart from every other country.

We are vivid I tell you!! 😆

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Anonymous wrote:The energy was phenomenal!!

Regardless of anyone's opinion of RFK Jr and his views on any topic, it would take a lot of guts to go against multiple generations of his entire family and side with Trump.

Guts? No. The dude is so desperate for attention he literally sold his soul to the devil.

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Anonymous wrote:Why didn't she bring him in to her ticket and lock this down?

Because

1) he is insane
2) is an anti-vaxer, which kind of goes against science and rationality germane to an NIH, FDA and HHS that function properly

I didn't say she had to put him in charge of policy but she could have talked to the guy and kept him under her wing at least until after the election

Instead, she sicked her law-dogs on the guy and sued him in every state. Real nice.

Nice way to treat a fellow democrat. And now he is the terrible one?!?

Not a Democrat. He ran as an Independent. And Republicans whining about using the Courts to limit ballot access? Seriously?

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Anonymous wrote:If you want the Goverment to control what you eat- VOTE FOR TRUMP....

When I was a kid, the Republican party meant small government..

He wants to feed school children healthy food instead of processed foods.

I’m with Kennedy/Trump

Interesting. When Michelle Obama tried to do this, the right went crazy— and Republicans eventually repealed a law she championed that required some nutritional value in school lunches.

Unusually to meet a Michelle Obama/ MAGA fan. But I agree with you. MO was awesome!

Anonymous wrote:You know all the Dems will be talking about tomorrow is how different Trump and RFK are, how independents will just not vote instead of joining Trump, how weird RFK is, etc etc

Stay united.

Good luck, dude. You bought it, and now you have to take it home.

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Anonymous wrote:The energy was phenomenal!!

Was on the fence, but,

- have to admit: this was really inspiring! Such enthusiasm and hope.

I’m definitely voting for President Trump now.

Right, but what you all done get is that RFKJ is the monkey's paw. Read up on it

You now have Trump spending money he doesn't have on a glitz show, and for what?

- He's cucked his own VP. Trump already was distancing himself from Vance, and now Vance looks like the redhaired stepchild. He's the VP, for god's sake, and he didn't get the fireworks. Vance was already a deep hole of self loathing, and he knows too much.

- Immediately cut the countdown to RFKJ trying to wield influence and assert importance. He isn't in this game to follow anyone's playbook -- at least that is true about him -- and his instinct is to make big iconoclast splash. He wants to assert relevance. He also had those texts calling Trump a psycho from just weeks ago, and you know Trump can't let that slide.

- Trump now has two younger, prettier guys out there in the campaign. If more press is drummed up by RFKJ's maneuvers, how long before he starts undercutting them? He had to be the big dog

I mean, maybe it will work for you. Elections have been awfully weird lately. But this smells to high heaven of monkey paw, and that's why nobody else wants to even get near it.

The trap is that the more RFKJ talks, the tighter this attention noose gets on Trump. The more Vance is in front of cameras, the worse he gets. And then you have Trump rambling about rambling, and being vindictive to the very people he chose ( remember trying to get Pence killed)?

And this is all going on in the spotlight, and Republicans are already endorsing the other side. Not just speaking at the DNC convention, but serious jurists like Luttig are saying enough is enough. That isn't going to get better with these developments.

We'll see. Smelled like monkey paw, though, and I'll revisit this post if I'm right.

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Anonymous wrote:Has there been any response from the rest of the Kennedy clan about his decisions to end his campaign and endorse Trump?

The Kennedy family has opposed RFK Jr for a long time.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/rcna168024

I knew they opposed them, but supporting Trump seems next level.

Anonymous wrote:The joy seems to be gone.

It just looks different now.

You know all the Dems will be talking about tomorrow is how different Trump and RFK are, how independents will just not vote instead of joining Trump, how weird RFK is, etc etc

Stay united.

Anonymous wrote:This is nice and all, but didn’t he go to Kamala first seeking a role in her administration and got told to pound sand?

That is the spin.

Anonymous wrote:This is nice and all, but didn’t he go to Kamala first seeking a role in her administration and got told to pound sand?

Yes. If Trump wins, it was because Kamala wouldn't meet with RFK about unhealthy food?

This is nice and all, but didn’t he go to Kamala first seeking a role in her administration and got told to pound sand?

Anonymous wrote:The energy was phenomenal!!

Was on the fence, but,

- have to admit: this was really inspiring! Such enthusiasm and hope.

I’m definitely voting for President Trump now.