RFK Jr. Says ‘Under No Circumstances’ Will He Run With Trump in 2024 May 10, 2023
By Jamie White “Our positions on certain fundamental issues, our approaches to governance, and our philosophies of leadership could not be further apart,” says Democrat presidential candidate.
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. put to rest rumors that he may end up joining Donald J. Trump’s presidential ticket in 2024.
“Just to quell any speculation, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will I join Donald Trump on an electoral ticket. Our positions on certain fundamental issues, our approaches to governance, and our philosophies of leadership could not be further apart,” Kennedy tweeted Wednesday.
Just to quell any speculation, UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will I join Donald Trump on an electoral ticket. Our positions on certain fundamental issues, our approaches to governance, and our philosophies of leadership could not be further apart.
— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr) May 10, 2023
Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon claimed last month that Kennedy, a Democrat and nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, would be a good VP pick for Trump if former AZ gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake was unavailable for the slot.
“If she’s not available to be Trump’s VP, Bobby Kennedy would be an excellent choice for Trump to consider,” Bannon said, adding that his suggestion purportedly received a standing ovation during a public appearance.
The Democratic National Committee also has no plans to organize any primary debates despite candidates like Kennedy and Marianne Williamson challenging Joe Biden, essentially coronating the puppet president as the Democrat nominee for 2024.
Kennedy criticized the lack of primary debates as “confirmation” that the “system is rigged against them.”
“The DNC, at this point, has taken the official position that there will be no debate, and I think that’s unfortunate,” he told Breitbart.
“There’s too many Americans who already think that the whole system is rigged against them. And this is confirmation of that. And I think that’s troubling.”
Though Kennedy and Trump may have philosophical and governance differences, they’re both hostile to the Deep State and vilified by the media for their anti-establishment positions, which include ending military-industrial complex wars and promoting free speech.
Poster Comment:
Dear Sir, as a child I watched in horror as the CIA Hitman killed your Uncle. However, both you and PRESIDENT Trump are pursuing the same quest - the return of freedom and prosperity to the United States and its beloved Constitution. Your Aunt, Jaqueline, inspired my lifelong love of classical music. Because of the "Young People's Concerts" a 9 year-old simply seeking a school break found that Papa Haydn's music was glorious. As someone who served in your Uncle's Service, and the son of a veteran, I would beseech of you the consideration of running as our beloved Lion's VP.