Will Robert Kennedy Jr be a Game Changer for Trump? By Charles Taylor (Florida)
Robert Kennedy Jr is now supporting Donald Trump, and if Trump wins, Kennedy will probably secure a position in the health administration, and may even be a special Czar looking into the vaccine issue, which will really stir up Big Pharma. The mainstream media, dominated by the Left, are dismissing the Kennedy impact, but on Dr Steve Turley's YouTube channel, there was an alternative analysis, where it was argued that Kennedy, if he actively campaigned for Trump, could boost Trump's result in swing states by 4-6 percent. Up to 60 percent of Kennedy voters would vote for Trump if Kennedy campaigns for Trump.
It will make it more difficult for electoral fraud now, which requires very close margins to produce the fake ballots, as was done in 2020 during the night when the polls were closed, and weak Republicans kicked out of the counting stations. Every vote needs to be examined, and armed police need to be present to ensure that weak Republicans do not get kicked out again. Every MAGA voter needs to man polling stations this time. No more sleeping.
"In a moment that will be etched into the annals of American history, President Donald Trump took the stage in Glendale, Arizona, and introduced none other than Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to a roaring crowd of thousands.
The atmosphere was electric as Trump and Kennedy, two titans of American politics from vastly different backgrounds, stood shoulder to shoulder in what can only be described as a hair-raising, monumental alliance.
It can be recalled that Trump's campaign announced that a special guest will join President Trump as he delivers remarks about his America First policies.
Earlier today, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. officially endorsed former President Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential election.
Kennedy, in a statement, outlined the three primary causes that drove him to this decision: free speech, the war in Ukraine, and what he described as "the war on our children."
He explained that these issues were central to his initial decision to leave the Democratic Party and run as an independent, and now they have compelled him to support Trump's candidacy.
According to RFK Jr., "choosing to support Trump is a spiritual thing for him."
RFK will stay on the ballot in states where his presence will hurt Kamala, and he will remove himself from ballots in states where his presence hurts Trump.
"In about 10 battleground states, where my presence would be a spoiler, I'm going to remove my name. And I've already started that process and urge voters not to vote for me."
On Friday night, the crowd erupted in deafening cheers as Trump, with his signature flair, welcomed Kennedy to the stage.
"I don't think too many of you people have heard of him. He's very low-key. He's a very low-key person, but he's highly respected. He is a great person. I've known him for so long. For the past 16 months, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.!" Trump announced.
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