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Michelle Herman's avatar

I have now been to 3 RFK Jr events - all of them electrifying! The impact of his just 'running' for president is "YUUUGE", as 'the Donald' would say.

His key issues are in alignment with the Cl02 community. I was surprised to hear that given the glyphosate, atrazine, autism, covid, vaxx injuries and health of our water ways issues, that he was not aware of Chlorine Dioxide. I can assure you , he is now. ;)

He probably thinks I am stalking him - well, because I kinda am. We are dedicated to make Cl02 a household name... and no better place to start, than at the upper echelons of America who have a huge platform.

Whether he wins the presidency or not, this will be a win for Cl02!

Michelle

Felix Markman's avatar

The Democrats will steal it from him in the convention. They'll make it look close. And then RFK Jr. can campaign as an independent, taking votes from the Democrats. It's going to get interested. He is definitely the best candidate to run this cycle.

Robert Yoho, MD's avatar

Great comment and we can't give up.

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Remi Steele's avatar

1) I appreciate being able to listen to your articles; it allows me to do other things along the way.

2) I agree with you regarding RFK. I like him. He is a flighter and a David in the fight against the big pharma, government agencies, and military industrial Goliaths. It seems he's even changing his mind regarding the climate change scam. He did a recent podcast with www.geoengineeringwatch.org, and he said he was open to what seemed to be new information to him. Though,he is not without baggage regarding the establishment. After all, he supported the Clintons and Pelosi, et al. Alas, I might be able to forgive him for that. I'm still on the fence because I lean to the right but I am keeping an open mind.

3) What makes you think RFK might succeed as Persident? Let's say he "wins" the (s)election. Using Trump as an example, he was undermined at every turn from within and without. He was barely able to breathe without being maligned and sabotaged even by those closest to him. RFK and Trump have the "clean up/drain the swamp" ship in common. The swamp sank that ship for Trump. What makes you think they'd allow RFK smooth sailing under the same flag?

Robert Yoho, MD's avatar

Agree w all. We must observe it all and work it out as it happens and hope fir the best.

Crixcyon's avatar

Excellent. I haven't voted for a stinking democrat in over 50 years, so this is a toughy. I have read and listened to RFK mostly on CHD and he has been excellent.

My idea is that since the DC Swamp does not want either RFK or Trump, that they somehow come together and form a third party. Then neither the demon-crats or the socialist rinos could stop them from running. I definitely think a third party could go a long way at this time.

RFK for president and Trump next in line. Together they might be able to make serious headway in the overthrow of the DC swamp currently being ruled by the WEF, global elite and WHO. We as the people of this nation, flogged and beaten down, would have nothing to lose.

Robert Yoho, MD's avatar

from an upcoming post:

What about Trump? 

Insiders who know him told me that the virus scared him to death. This is understandable, since he was at the center of the action. We seniors all have mortality fears, but because of my background, I knew that few viral illnesses were significant. For example, I immediately understood that the RSV hype was a pack of lies. And a vaccine for it—what a ridiculous fraud. 

Putting the Trumpian stick into the eye of the globalists does seem like a righteous idea, and he has been sharpening it during his wilderness years. Presumably he has learned from what happened and has plans.

Kennedy has larger huevos, and leadership is everything. He has a nearly perfect platform (though what's up with those global warming opinions, RFK?) and he may not be electable, but we have to live through our times and will see what happens. We face so many critical issues that I counsel anyone who has a “litmus test” such as abortion or climate to feel the heat from the burning house and join the bucket brigade.

In view of the election frauds, the whole thing may be entirely a spectator sport. I have no more clarity than that, but I will share other thoughts as it all develops. 

Frederick R Smith's avatar

As a lifelong Republican, I recently changed to Democrat to I can vote the Democrat primary.

William Voelz's avatar

Christine. Good call. Papa Kennedy was a Eugenicist. He was in good company with the global elite. One should be indeed very cautious about. RFK Jr. Despite all the glowing opinions above.

Christine Stever's avatar

I find it odd that RFK is so passionate about protecting kids from vaccines, but is ardently pro-abortion. Seems like a bit of a disconnect. Can't endorse someone that supports the demise of the unborn. I guess this is what makes him a dyed in the wool Democrat.

Val MacGyvers's avatar

His grandfather was an ardent eugenicist. Eugenics was a foundational belief in the Kennedy clan. How can one endorse that legacy?

Robert Yoho, MD's avatar

I hope you are not confined by your grandparents. And as I have recently come to appreciate, his father and uncle were heroic martyrs.

William Voelz's avatar

“Not confined by your grandparents”. Generational inequity follows family lines. Back to the 3rd and 4th generations. On occasion it does skip a generation. Then re-appears with a vengeance. Especially the unrighteousness of evil and harm. Eugenics comes to mind. Grandpa Joe was a beast.

Andy Bunting's avatar

Thanks Dr. Yoho. As a Brit American politics can confuse me. But at last at 70 yrs of age now. I realise the difference between Republicans & DemonRats!

RFK Jr is a good man for sure.

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Jursy Gurl's avatar

Oh and I am following RFK as close as I can. He’s the first D I would even consider changing my party for. I was born after the Kennedy era and never was impressed by Senator Ted. I believe the democrats have “progressed” over the years since JFK so much that the original D is more like a Republican. The reality is that there’s a UNIPARTY that controls us.

Robert Yoho, MD's avatar

Ted was a traitor

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VN's avatar

But RFK does not support pre-born children nor women. He has bought into the big abortion and population control propaganda that abortion is health care? Abortions and birth control synthetic hormones are directly linked to breast cancer. Many women are victimized through the abortion industry.