interested party: RFK, Jr. gunning for Trump voters

4/6/24

RFK, Jr. gunning for Trump voters

The night in 1983 before Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. was popped for heroin possession at Rapid City Regional Airport he was partying with us at Durty Nelly's in the basement of the Franklin Hotel in Deadwood. But since then, Kennedy, who's just a couple months older than this interested party but suffers from spasmodic dysphonia, has worn many hats including one as an environmental activist.

And today after convincing one of his wives to take her own life and decades of womanizing Kennedy is just fucking nuts.
In a statement Friday seeking to clarify his position on the Capitol attack, Kennedy questioned whether the riot qualified as an “insurrection”; echoed Trump’s claims that the prosecution of its participants was politically motivated; and said he was “disturbed by the weaponization of government” against the former president. This is part of a pattern for Kennedy. [RFK Jr. parrots Trump on ‘weaponization’ over Jan. 6 prosecutions]
As recently as 2023 former New Mexico governor and presidential candidate, Gary Johnson said he'd support Bobby if he ran as a Libertarian.

Misanthrope Kennedy, who's just a shadow of his father, is much like Donald Trump who would kill 'em all and let White Jesus sort 'em out and enjoys a strong following among anarchists, anti-vaxxers and those opposed to abortion rights making his candidacy far more destructive to career criminal Trump than to President Joe Biden.

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2 comments:

Tara Volesky said...: He was nuts when he was an addict but now look at him...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTKL_B27JL8; April 27, 2024 at 3:44 AM
larry kurtz said...: Thanks for coming by, Tara! As long as Kennedy takes votes from the Republican his candidacy is welcome!; April 27, 2024 at 5:38 AM

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