Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the DNC has changed 60 rules to make it impossible for him to challenge President Biden in 2024. He is considering dropping out and supporting former President Trump to prevent a potential Kamala Harris presidency.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is accusing the Democratic National Committee (DNC) of rigging the election system to favor President Biden in 2024. Kennedy Jr. claims that the DNC has changed 60 rules, making it virtually impossible for him or other independent candidates to challenge Biden.
As a result, Kennedy Jr. is considering dropping out of the race and supporting former President Donald Trump. He believes that this move could help prevent a Kamala Harris presidency, which he says would be a disaster for America.
RFK Jr. Accuses Democrats of Rigging Elections in Favor of Biden
Kennedy Jr.'s running mate, Nicole Shanahan, echoed his concerns in a recent podcast interview. She said that the DNC has "sabotaged" their campaign by banning them from events, manipulating polls, and even planting insiders to disrupt their operations.
Shanahan, a former Democratic donor, expressed her disappointment with the party's actions. She said that she had invested millions of dollars in Kennedy Jr.'s campaign with the intention of winning the presidency, not being a spoiler.
RFK Jr. Accuses Democrats of Rigging Elections in Favor of Biden
Kennedy Jr. is not the only independent candidate who has accused the DNC of bias. Libertarian candidate Jo Jorgensen made similar allegations during the 2020 election, claiming that the DNC had suppressed her campaign.
The DNC has denied these accusations, saying that it treats all candidates fairly. However, the party's actions have raised concerns about the integrity of the electoral process.
RFK Jr. Accuses Democrats of Rigging Elections in Favor of Biden
If Kennedy Jr. does drop out of the race and endorse Trump, it could significantly impact the outcome of the election. Trump remains a popular figure among Republican voters, and his endorsement could boost his chances of defeating Biden.
However, it is also possible that Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement could alienate some Trump supporters who are not happy with his past comments about the former president.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to drop out of the race and endorse Trump is a difficult one for Kennedy Jr. He must weigh the potential benefits and risks of such a move.
Meanwhile, the DNC has remained silent on Kennedy Jr.'s accusations. The party has not responded to requests for comment from Fox News Digital.
