2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined ‘Cavuto Live’ to discuss his forthcoming campaign, detailing his major political points on challenging President Biden.
Daily Archives: 23. April 2023
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: „When my uncle came into office, two months later he was fighting his intelligence apparatus and his military… in the middle of Bay of Pigs, he realized they were lying to him. He realized the function of the intelligence agencies had become to provide the military-industrial complex with a constant pipeline of war… … And so the neocons and CIA got to go into Iraq and do regime change. We spent $8 trillion and what did we get for it? Nothing… Iraq is now much worse off than it was when we went in there. We killed more Iraqis than Saddam Hussein ever did.“
(April 20, 2023)
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Announce His Candidacy for President
(20.04.2023)
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will announce his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States on Wednesday, April 19 at the Boston Park Plaza in Boston, Massachusetts.
Robert Kennedy Jr. Announces 2024 Presidential Campaign
(April 19, 2023)
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the son of former attorney general and 1968 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, announced his 2024 Democratic presidential campaign at a rally in Boston. Mr. Kennedy said he was running for president because he wanted to challenge the connection between government and corporate power, press for greater economic equality, and heal the nation’s political divides.
Foreign states begin Sudan evacuations as fighting rages
The Sudanese army said on Saturday that it would facilitate the evacuation of American, British, Chinese and French citizens and diplomats from Sudan, while Saudi Arabia and Jordan were already evacuating via Port Sudan on the Red Sea. It said airports in Khartoum and Darfur’s biggest city Nyala were problematic.
Israel Protests: Bereaved Families, U.S. Jewish Leaders Take Center-stage at Nationwide Protests Ahead of Unprecedented Memorial Day
Hundreds of thousands of Israelis protested against the government’s judicial overhaul plan across the country for the 16th consecutive week on Saturday, as Israel gears for an unprecedented Memorial and Independence day observances rife with political and societal division.
Speaking at Saturday‘s protests were bereaved family members, a Holocaust survivor, ex-military officials, and even a prominent U.S. Jewish leader. Ahead of the country‘s Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers, bereaved families said their loved ones did not die during Israel‘s wars for Israel to cease to be a democracy.