Wednesday News Round Up – More Americans Are Open to Voting for RFK Jr.

“So, which am I, right or left? Which are you? Do these labels even make sense anymore, or are they just another way to keep the people divided while the big banks and corporations and billionaires strip-mine our wealth?” – RFK Jr.

The man greets you directly with a firm handshake and looks you in the eye. Usually, he asks, “What is important to you?” “What are the challenges in your life?” “Who and what do you love?”

These are the things that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. asks people when he meets them. A friend of mine met Kennedy recently for the first time at a campaign event in Texas and told me that RFK Jr. was “direct, sincere, and compelling. I got the sense that he puts the country first. I haven’t seen this kind of man run for office before.”

Americans are open to voting for RFK Jr. because he connects with them, listens to their issues, and is putting forth policy initiatives to improve their lives. The results are showing:

• 1 in 5 would consider voting for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Monmouth University poll finds | NewsNation

• Biden-Trump rematch would be close, with RFK Jr a threat to Biden: Reuters/Ipsos poll | Reuters

RFK Jr. explains the dangers of the military-industrial complex:

Kennedy points out here that the Biden administration gives defense contractors direct access to Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. Who are these standing members of the military-industrial complex?

I guess this tells us all we need to know about who sets the Ukraine War agenda.

Please read RFK Jr.’s excellent Substack article on reforming ballot access – Kennedy: Ballot Access Laws Are Undemocratic. Here’s How We Can Fix Them. | RFK Jr.’s Policies + Politics

Kennedy gaining momentum with Hispanic voters:

News from the campaign trail:

• This “raw” video gives us a sense of the energy on the campaign. Listen to the crowd response to Kennedy – RAW: NE: RFK JR CAMPAIGN RALLY IN LINCOLN | Auburn Pub.

• RFK Jr. following in his father’s footsteps with Nebraska rally | Nebraska Examiner

• Hundreds gather for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign in Lincoln | KLKN TV

• “‘What I promise to do is to dim that anger and find the issues, the values we have in common,’ he said, asserting that the things that unite the country are much broader than the sliver of culture war issues that divide people.” – RFK Jr. brings campaign to Nebraska with rally to collect signatures | Omaha World-Herald

Having a Bidenomics Christmas?

• 34% Of Americans Are ‘Trimming Their Budgets’ as Bidenomics Takes Its Toll | State of the Union

• Editorial: Voters are right to complain about inflation | ArcaMax

• Biden flunks Econ 101 with ‘incoherent’ inflation tweet | Washington Examiner

• Economic Angst in the Heartland | RealClearPolitics

More bad Biden news:

• Hunter Biden tax evasion indictment shields President Joe Biden from Burisma scrutiny | The Washington Times

• Let’s Be Clear: This Is About Joe Biden, Not Hunter Biden | The Federalist

• Opinion: Biden Has the Perfect Opportunity to Bow Out | The Messenger

• Opinion: Biden has further to fall in the polls | Washington Examiner

We wrap with the following thoughts. Yesterday I noted that RFK Jr. posted this comment on an X post by Edward Dowd: “Hidden beneath the smoke and clamor of our political debates, deadly serious issues are neglected. One of the biggest is the chronic disease epidemic. It has spiked again following the Covid response.”

Here is what Ed Dowd, author of “Cause Unknown”: The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 and 2022, posted: “The US disability data for November is up 299K for population 16 and over and up 199k for Civilian labor force 16 and over. The bad news is that it appears the breakout in June for population 16 and over is holding and we are 230k from the June high.”

The data indicates that working-age Americans are becoming disabled at alarming rates. According to Dr. Pierre Kory and Mary Beth Pfeiffer, writing for The Hill, it seems Americans are also dying at an alarming rate – This is bigger than COVID: Why are so many Americans dying early? | The Hill. The authors ask, “Why is the traditionally healthiest sector of our society – young, employed, insured workers – dying at such rates? Public health officials aggressively oversaw the pandemic response, for better or worse. Why aren’t they looking into this?”

The legacy party candidates are aligned with the pharmaceutical industry. With all of the data mounting, the public health establishment remains silent. Kennedy is the only candidate who has had the courage to question public health dogma. He has promised to end the plagues of chronic disease afflicting our nation.

RFK Jr. is the only candidate with the courage to uncover the truth about the great dying.

Louis Conte, Headlines Editor

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