He wants to debate Trump and Biden.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently spoke with Maria Bartiromo on Fox News, expressing his determination to participate in the presidential debates alongside President Biden and former President Trump. Kennedy emphasized that his team is actively engaging with CNN to ensure his inclusion, asserting that they meet all the criteria outlined by the network for debate participation. One such criterion requires candidates to be on ballots in enough states to secure 270 electoral votes by June 20, a threshold Kennedy believes he will meet, unlike Biden and Trump, who are not yet on the ballot.
Additionally, candidates must reach 15% in four separate national polls considered by CNN. Kennedy’s team has presented evidence from five national polls, including notable ones like the Harvard-Harris and Monmouth polls, demonstrating his eligibility for the debates. He confirmed ongoing discussions with CNN regarding his participation, confident in his qualification based on the established criteria.
Kennedy delved into key issues shaping the upcoming election, including immigration, the economy, abortion, and border security. He advocated for stricter border controls, expressing a willingness to deport many undocumented individuals while avoiding family separations. On the economic front, he criticized government overspending, attributing the current high inflation rates to unchecked fiscal policies under both Trump and Biden. Regarding abortion, he supported a woman’s right to choose until the fetus reaches viability, balancing individual freedom with governmental interests in protecting life.
