Update 28 Apr: Follow RFK Junior's campaign on Twitter. Less than 3 days ago there was a surprising and welcome development in the unfolding contest for the Presidential election to be held on 5 November 2024. On the morning of Friday 21 April, less than three days ago, Robert F Kennedy Junior (RJK Junior) the nephew of President John F Kennedy (JFK), asked of Republican supporters of former President Donald Trump, why he "imprison[ed] Julian Assange" and of Democrat Supporters of sitting President Joe Biden why "your candidate persist[s] in Trump's prosecution of the most consequential journalist of the 21st century? " He did so in the tweet embedded below:
To Trump supporters: Why did your candidate imprison Julian Assange? To Biden supporters: Why does your candidate persist in Trump's prosecution of the most consequential journalist of the 21st century? Bobby Kennedy wants to #FreeAssange. Join us. @Stella_Assange #Kennedy2024 pic.twitter.com/QFsa9aoTd7
— RFK Jr for President (@Rfk4POTUS) April 20, 2023
Robert F Kennedy Junior, is the son of Robert F Kennedy (RFK) and the nephew of President John F Kennedy (JFK), both of whom were slain in circumstances that seemed, at best, highly suspicious. For that alone, RFK Junior's announcement that he is seeking the nomination of the Democratic Party to contest the 2024 Presidential election is highly courageous.
RFK Junior has rightly drawn to the attention of American voters, the despicable conduct of the supposedly 'anti-establishment' former President Donald Trump. As he was campaigning for President in 2016, Trump declared "I love Wikileaks" after revelations from Wikileaks damaged the standing of Hillary Clinton, his opponent from the Democratic Party. However, after Trump became President, he pursued Assange even more savagely than his predecessor, Barack Obama.
RFK Junior's support for Julian Assange shows that this time, all of humanity, as well as the citizens of the United States, truly have a stake in the outcome of the the 2024 Presidential elections, should RFK Junior become the endorsed Democrat candidate.
Appendix: Follow RFK Junior's (@RobertKennedyJr) Campaign (@Rfk4POTUS) on Twitter
The #censorship of RFK on @ABC is instructive. Biden and Trump both want Julian #Assange in prison and both want to censor the JFK files. @RobertKennedyJr wants the journalist freed and the archives open. Who do you trust?#Kennedy24 #RFKJr2024 @politico https://t.co/7JkJSSznqR pic.twitter.com/bQfEvSJ0bk
— RFK Jr for President (@Rfk4POTUS) April 28, 2023
Humiliation inbound: Biden plans to skip the NH primary, which would likely give the victory to RFK Jr.
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) April 27, 2023
Momentum is the name of the game and RFK Jr. would have all of it heading into South Carolinahttps://t.co/LQPD4q0GXP
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Thu, 2023-04-27 23:11
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RFK Junior fights for debate with incumbent President Joe Biden
The following was tweeted by Robert F. Kennedy Junior, who is seeking to become the Democratic Party Candidate in the 2024 Presidential elections following the decision by the Central Committee of the US Democratic Party not to allow him to debate the incumbent Democratic Party candidate sitting President Joe Biden in the forthcoming Democratic National Convention:
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Fri, 2023-04-28 01:06
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Bobby Kennedy's support has now reached 19%
Robert F. Kennedy Junior's support amongst registered Democrats has now reached 19%, where (I think) it was previously 8%. He still has some way to go before he secures the Democratic Party nomination to be their candidate for the 2024 Presidential election, but this looks, to me, like good progress.
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