Americans are Voting Based on Fear, According to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is making waves in the political arena as he boldly declares his intention to win the presidential election as a third-party candidate. Despite being behind in the polls, both major-party campaigns are keeping a close eye on him, viewing him as a potential spoiler in the race.

At a rally on Long Island, Mr. Kennedy confidently presented polls conducted by his campaign that showed him winning in scenarios where he faced either President Biden or former President Trump alone. He attributed his lagging position in a three-way race to Americans voting out of fear, a tactic he criticized as manipulative.

Acknowledging the stark differences between Biden and Trump on various issues, Mr. Kennedy emphasized that certain divisive topics like abortion, border security, and transgender rights were being used to divide the nation. He argued that on crucial issues like the national debt and chronic disease, the candidates’ positions were not significantly different.

Mr. Kennedy also touched on the topic of the coronavirus pandemic, expressing concern over the high death rate in the United States compared to other developed countries. Despite scientific evidence supporting the safety and efficacy of Covid vaccines, he continued to campaign against them, attributing the nation’s poor performance to vaccine mandates and lockdowns.

In a bold statement, Mr. Kennedy declared, “Whatever we’re doing, whatever we did, it was wrong,” highlighting his unconventional approach to addressing the pandemic and other pressing issues facing the country. As he continues to challenge the status quo, his campaign is sure to keep the political landscape on its toes.