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Robert F.
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L/R: traitor Michael Flynn, Robert F.
Kennedy Jr., Kimberly Guilfoyle and traitor
Roger Stone. Photo via Facebook. |
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Robert
F.
Kennedy
Jr. has
declared
himself
a
Democrat
and a candidate
for
President
in the
2024
election.
Known
for
promoting
anti-vaccine
propaganda
and
conspiracy
theories,
Kennedy
is a son
of U.S.
senator
Robert
F.
Kennedy
and a
nephew
of
President
John F.
Kennedy.
He has
never
held any
elected
office. |
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RFK Jr. Argues That Biden Is A Bigger Threat
To Democracy Than Trump |
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“With
a straight face Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
said that Joe Biden is a bigger threat to
democracy than
Donald Trump because he was barred from
pushing conspiracy theories online,”
DNC senior adviser Mary Beth Cahill said in
a statement. “There is no comparison to
summoning a mob to the Capitol and promising
to be a dictator on day one. Robert F.
Kennedy Jr. laid to rest tonight any doubts
that he’s a spoiler candidate by pushing his
MAGA talking points in prime time.” |
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Apr. 1, 2024 |
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RFK Jr. Defends Kennedy Administration
Surveillance Of Martin Luther King Jr. |
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"Ahead of Martin
Luther King Day, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
defended his family’s role in authorizing
government surveillance of the civil rights
leader. The presidential hopeful told
Politico on Sunday that his father, Robert
F. Kennedy, who authorized the wiretapping
of Martin Luther King Jr. while attorney
general, and President John F. Kennedy had a
“good reason” for doing so. " |
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Jan. 15, 2024 |
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RFK Jr.: COVID-19 May Have Been ‘Ethnically
Targeted’ to Spare Jews and Chinese |
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"Robert F. Kennedy,
Jr., the conspiracy theorist and
longshot 2024 Democratic presidential
candidate, told a roomful of press this week
that COVID-19 may have been deliberately
created as an “ethnically targeted”
bioweapon designed to spare Chinese people
and Ashkenazi Jews, the New York Post
reported. At a press dinner Tuesday night in
New York City—which was reportedly derailed
by an extended bout of flatulence—RFK Jr.
said, “There is an argument that [COVID-19]
is ethnically targeted,” adding that the
coronavirus “attacks certain races
disproportionately.” Getting more specific,
the anti-vaccine activist insisted,
“COVID-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians
and black people. The people who are most
immune are Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese.” The
Post noted that leaders of both right and
left-leaning Jewish organizations had
denounced Kennedy’s comments, and quoted an
infectious disease expert, who said, “I
don’t see any evidence that there was any
design or bioterrorism that anyone tried to
design something to knock off certain
groups.”" |
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Jul. 15, 2023 |
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RFK Jr. Is Building A Presidential Campaign
Around Conspiracy Theories |
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"Since Robert F.
Kennedy Jr. launched his campaign
challenging President Biden for the 2024
Democratic presidential nomination, he has
given hours of interviews to podcasts,
magazines and TV networks. He paints a dark,
conspiratorial picture of the world,
bristling with debunked theories, misleading
claims and outright falsehoods.
Wi-Fi causes cancer and "leaky brain,"
Kennedy told podcaster Joe Rogan last month.
Antidepressants are to blame for school
shootings, he mused during an appearance
with Twitter CEO Elon Musk.
Chemicals in the water supply could turn
children transgender, he told
right-wing Canadian psychologist and
podcaster Jordan Peterson, echoing a false
assertion made by serial fabulist Alex
Jones.
AIDS
may not be caused by HIV, he has suggested
multiple times. There's no credible
evidence for any of these assertions or for
Kennedy's longest-running false claims: that
vaccines cause autism and are more harmful
than the diseases they're designed to
protect against." |
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Jul. 13, 2023 |
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If anyone is still confused
about Robert Kennedy Jr. he’s
speaking at the
Moms for Liberty
National Summit. In their first
newsletter, Moms for Liberty
describes their strategy by
quoting Hitler: “He alone who
OWNS the youth, gains the
future” If it quacks like a
Nazi… |
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Jun. 21, 2023 |
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RFK Jr. Pledges To Gut Agencies That
Regulate Vaccines And Order The DOJ To
Investigate Medical Journals If He Becomes
President |
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""Robert F. Kennedy
Jr., a noted anti-vaccine activist who
is running for the Democratic presidential
nomination, told NBC News that he would gut
funding for federal health agencies that
monitor and recommend schedules for
childhood vaccines. Kennedy told NBC News'
Brandy Zadrozny that he believes agencies
such as the Food and Drug Administration,
the National Institutes of Health, and the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
and the advisory panels that recommend
policies are "sock puppets" for the
pharmaceutical and other industries they are
tasked with regulating." |
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Jun. 20, 2023 |
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RFK Jr.: ‘I Have A Lot Of Conversations With
Dead People’ |
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"Robert F. Kennedy
Jr., who just launched a quixotic
campaign to wrest the Democratic nomination
for president from Joe Biden, says he speaks
daily to his slain father and his
assassinated uncle, President John F.
Kennedy. “I have conversations with my
father and my uncle about what I’m doing. I
do meditations every day, and that’s kind of
the nature of my meditations. I have a lot
of conversations with dead people,” he told
The Free Press, the media company co-founded
by Bari Weiss. Possibly concerned about how
that comment would come across, the
conspiracy-minded anti-vaxxer disavowed by
members of his extended family added: “They
are one-way prayers for strength and wisdom.
I get no strategic advice from the dead.”" |
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Jun. 1, 2023 |
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Steve Bannon Spent "Months" Recruiting
Anti-Vaxxer RFK Jr. To Run Against Biden As
"Chaos Agent" |
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"Former
chief Trump strategist Steve Bannon spent
"months" encouraging anti-vaxxer Robert
F. Kennedy Jr. to run against President
Joe Biden in the 2024 election, according to
a report from CBS News. People
familiar with the matter told the outlet
that Bannon hoped Kennedy could serve as a
"useful chaos agent" in the election while
also spreading "anti-vaccine sentiment
around the country," according to CBS News'
Robert Costa." |
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Apr. 6, 2023 |
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His Father’s Memory Deserves More Than RFK
Jr.’s Spurious 2024 Presidential Candidacy |
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"He was an excellent
public speaker. I know, I saw him twice. He
once decapitated former Vice President Dan
Quayle in a debate on the environment in
Portland, and I actually felt sorry for
Quayle, who was completely unprepared. But
RFK Jr. said goodbye to all that when
slowly came undone in front of the American
people over the course of two decades.
He
has become a joke, a punchline, a crank. His
main hobby is spreading COVID vaccine
disinformation, after a long, paranoid stint
hyping a supposed link between childhood
vaccines and autism. He even drew an analogy
between Nazism and the implementation of the
vaccine." |
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Apr. 6, 2023 |
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Instagram Removes Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Over
False COVID-19 Vaccine Claims |
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"“We
removed this account for repeatedly sharing
debunked claims about the coronavirus or
vaccines,” a Facebook spokesperson
said in a statement. The move comes as
Facebook cracks down on vaccine
misinformation by taking down debunked
claims on its platforms, including
Instagram." |
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Feb. 11, 2021 |
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RFK Jr. Is Our Brother And
Uncle. He’s Tragically Wrong
About Vaccines |
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By Kathleen
Kennedy Townsend, Joseph P.
Kennedy II and Maeve Kennedy
McKean |
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May
8, 2019 |
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tragic numbers are caused by the
growing fear and mistrust of
vaccines—amplified by internet
doomsayers. Robert F. Kennedy
Jr.—Joe and Kathleen’s
brother and Maeve’s uncle—is
part of this campaign to attack
the institutions committed to
reducing the tragedy of
preventable infectious diseases.
He has helped to spread
dangerous misinformation over
social media and is complicit in
sowing distrust of the science
behind vaccines. We love Bobby.
He is one of the great champions
of the environment. His work to
clean up the Hudson River and
his tireless advocacy against
multinational organizations who
have polluted our waterways and
endangered families has
positively affected the lives of
countless Americans. We stand
behind him in his ongoing fight
to protect our environment.
However, on vaccines he is
wrong. And his and others’ work
against vaccines is having
heartbreaking consequences. The
challenge for public health
officials right now is that many
people are more afraid of the
vaccines than the diseases,
because they've been lucky
enough to have never seen the
diseases and their devastating
impact. But that’s not luck;
it’s the result of concerted
vaccination efforts over many
years. We don’t need measles
outbreaks to remind us of the
value of vaccination." |
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How Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Distorted
Vaccine Science |
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"Robert F. Kennedy
Jr. said Tuesday that he will head up a
panel on vaccine safety for
Donald Trump. The president-elect’s
transition team spokeswoman later walked
that back, saying that he is “exploring the
possibility” of forming a panel on autism,
but “no decisions have been made.”
Let’s hope Trump drops any idea of a vaccine
panel headed by Kennedy. For more than a
decade, Kennedy has promoted anti-vaccine
propaganda completely unconnected to
reality. If Kennedy’s panel leads to
even a small decline in vaccine rates across
the country, it will result in the waste of
untold amounts of money and, in all
likelihood, the preventable deaths of
infants too young to be vaccinated." |
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