RFK Jr. asserts that Biden poses a greater threat to democracy than Trump

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made headlines on CNN Monday, arguing that President Joe Biden poses a greater threat to democracy than former President Trump. Kennedy claimed that Biden’s administration had censored his political speech on social media platforms, labeling it as an attack on the First Amendment.

In an interview on CNN’s “Erin Burnett OutFront,” Kennedy expressed his concerns about Biden’s use of federal agencies to suppress political opponents, stating that this behavior posed a significant threat to democracy. Despite acknowledging Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election results, Kennedy maintained that Biden’s actions were more detrimental to democratic principles.

Kennedy, who initially ran as a Democrat before switching to an independent candidate, has been vocal about his opposition to public health mandates and government influence. Despite facing criticism from some members of his family, including his sister Rory Kennedy, who expressed concerns about his impact on Biden’s campaign, Kennedy remains steadfast in his beliefs.

The 70-year-old candidate emphasized the importance of addressing election integrity issues without demonizing those who question the results. He highlighted his family’s tradition of engaging in passionate debates while maintaining love and respect for each other, regardless of political differences.

Kennedy also downplayed concerns about being a spoiler in the election, emphasizing his commitment to addressing critical issues like the national debt and reducing military involvement abroad. He believes that neither Biden nor Trump will prioritize these policy goals, making his candidacy essential for restoring democracy and moral authority in the country.

As the presidential race heats up, Kennedy’s unconventional campaign continues to draw attention and spark debate about the future of American democracy.