What I liked most about RFK, Jr. joining Trump at Glendale AZ rally - The Great Awakening

What I liked most about RFK, Jr. joining Trump at Glendale AZ rally 🗣️ DISCUSSION 💬

posted 100 days ago by CMAnon 100 days ago by CMAnon +179 / -0

I very much appreciated Trump’s willingness to step aside and let RFK, Jr. speak. It was so refreshing to hear his rational words and his desire to work with Trump to better our country. There was mutual respect on display and it was beautiful to watch. I would love to see more rallies with Trump, Vance and RFK, Jr. each speaking about what they want to achieve to improve the lives of Americans.

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– G45Colt 12 points 100 days ago +18 / -6

I don't trust RFK jr. He's been divided on the Constitution in the past. Like many demonrats, he lets slip how he really feels, then backtracks when questioned (like a typical audience dependent politician). I feel like he could be a DS plant.

Convince me I'm wrong.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2024/may/14/donald-trump/fact-check-rfk-jrs-positions-on-voter-id-the-nra-a/

In 2008, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. co-authored a comic book that called voter identification "racially rancid." In a 2008 interview, he said a lot of Americans don’t have a driver’s license, including Black people. But the independent presidential candidate has talked about voter ID differently during his current campaign.

After the 2018 mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, Kennedy called the National Rifle Association a "terror group." However in 2023, he said on Fox News "I don’t consider the NRA a terror group."

Kennedy made statements supporting affirmative action after a 2023 Supreme Court ruling striking down affirmative action in college admissions.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/2431716/rfk-jr-vows-to-respect-second-amendment-and-not-take-away-peoples-guns/

Kennedy was asked about his previous statement on the NRA during an interview with Sean Hannity on Oct. 10, in which he explained that he did not recall ever calling the NRA a terror group. He also stated he does not consider the NRA a terror group and that he supports the Second Amendment.

The presidential candidate’s promise to protect the Second Amendment comes as many Democratic lawmakers have sought for ways to ban firearms in the U.S.

https://thegunzone.com/what-is-rfk-jr-%CA%BCs-stance-on-gun-control/

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– SpoonySmalls 6 points 100 days ago +6 / -0

Man I kinda feel the same way. I try to remember that Awakening necessarily means THESE KINDS OF PEOPLE changing course, but my instinct is to not trust them.

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