Opinion: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is worth taking seriously as a presidential candidate
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., was invited to testify about censorship on Thursday before the House Select Committee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, and before he spoke, eight Democrats on the panel tried to prevent him from speaking.Conservatives who tout RFK Jr. just relish political chaos
“They had to invent a new word called ‘malinformation’ to censor people like me,” Kennedy testified. “There was no misinformation on my Instagram account. Everything I put on that account was cited and sourced to peer-reviewed publications or government databases. Nobody has ever pointed to a single piece of misinformation that I published. I was removed for something they called ‘malinformation.
On Ukraine: Kennedy described a peace agreement that Russia and Ukraine reached in April 2022, two months after the Russian invasion. “[British Prime Minister] Boris Johnson was dispatched by the White House to sabotage that agreement,” RFK said. “We were not operating in good faith. We should be trying to settle this war through diplomacy.
On inflation: “We have inflation because of the continuous wars. I’m going to wind down the American empire,” Kennedy said. He cited the $8 trillion spent on the Iraq war and the wars that followed, and more than $100 billion sent to Ukraine. “We have to stop spending money on things we can’t afford,” he said, also noting that the pandemic lockdowns cost the U.S. economy $16 trillion.
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