Thursday News Round Up – Success in the Fight for Ballot Access as RFK Jr. Qualifies in New Hampshire

“Democracy is much more than voting. I’m inspired by how enthusiastic people are to collect signatures, create new political parties, and rally for real change.” – RFK Jr.

“This kind of energy is what will get us onto the ballot in every state and fuel our voter registration and GOTV operation as we head toward Election Day.” – RFK Jr. says he has enough signatures to qualify for New Hampshire ballot in November | The Hill

“I want to thank our dedicated supporters and volunteers who made this great accomplishment possible,” Kennedy said in a statement. – RFK Jr. secures signatures in New Hampshire to appear on state’s 2024 ballot | The Gazette

Today’s Kennedy news:

RFK Jr. interviewed in MidWeek: “To his growing base of supporters – independents as well as the disaffected from either side of the political aisle – Kennedy is viewed as the sensible alternative to another Joseph R. Biden Jr. or Donald J. Trump presidency.” –Independent’s Day | MidWeek

Kennedy on the crisis at the southern border – “Tall fences, wide gates”:

RFK Jr. Weighs in on Trump’s Wall | Tucker Carlson Network

RFK Jr. in Alabama:

“‘I’ve known Donald Trump for 40 years. I’ve sued him twice. Successfully,’ Kennedy said during the Q&A portion of the event, while the audience laughed in response. However, Kennedy did criticize Trump’s ‘destructive’ COVID economic policies. He said Trump let bureaucrats ‘roll over him,’ even though he believed lockdowns were wrong for the economy.” – Presidential hopeful RFK calls Alabama a ‘second home’ during campaign stop | AL.com

AV2024 co-chair Tony Lyons talking RFK Jr. and freedom on The Shannon Joy Show:

Today’s recommended podcast: Robert F. Kennedy’s Race For U.S President 2024 – Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, Campaign Manager | Cameron Herold

Biden and Trump, whether we like it or not:

• “Voters are not enthused by a rematch of two senior citizens.” – Joe Biden is getting the opponent he wants. Is he wrong? | Financial Times

• “If I were Biden, I would stay hidden,” Van Jones said. “I will tell you why. He doesn’t inspire confidence. He is not a great messenger for himself.” – Ex-Obama official tells Biden to ‘stay hidden’ since he ‘doesn’t inspire confidence’ | Fox News

We wrap with this comprehensive video by Aaron Everitt:

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