Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is The Only Democrat Running For President Who Wants To Save America

In a special Twitter Spaces discussion with Elon Musk this week, 2024 presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed more of his platform, clearing up misconceptions some people have about his views on gun rights, border security, foreign conflicts, and more.

Unlike most other Democrats, Kennedy supports free speech and the First Amendment, for one. He expressed gratitude to Musk for at least starting the difficult job of rooting out censorship, even if he has made some questionable decisions as of late.

“Free speech and the free flow of information is the water, the sunlight, the fertilizer, and the soil of democracy – without it, democracy withers and dies,” Kennedy said, still mischaracterizing the United States as a democracy, but that is okay – we are all still in the learning process and he seems to have the right idea nonetheless.

If elected president, one of Kennedy’s first orders of business will be to sign an executive order prohibiting the government from what it is currently doing under fake president Joe Biden, from whom we received the massive Censorship Industrial Complex that is tyrannizing us all, especially online.

As for the Second Amendment, Kennedy wants people to know that he absolutely supports the right to bear arms. He recognizes that most mass shootings are not what they seem, and often seem to stem from the culprit’s use of dangerous psychiatric pharmaceuticals.

As for America’s porous southern border, Kennedy wants to seal it up while still offering humanitarian aid to legitimate foreigners in need of asylum. No longer will fighting-age men from rogue nations be allowed to pour through the border unabated while using women and children as their human shields.

“I’m actually going to the border tonight,” Kennedy revealed about his immediate plans regardless of what happens in 2024. “I’m crossing the border around 3am into Mexico. And I’ll be talking with people on both sides of the border and talking to the stakeholders.”

“Over the next three days be meeting with people from the border patrol and elsewhere to try to formulate policies that will seal the border permanently,” he added.