Well, well, well, it looks like Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is making moves to cozy up to the Libertarian Party presidential ticket after struggling to get his name on the ballot in all 50 states. It seems like Kennedy is jumping through more hoops than a circus tiger to get his name out there, eh?
RFK Jr. in talks to run on the Libertarian Party ticket to ease ballot challenges https://t.co/xyTbiEzFro https://t.co/xyTbiEzFro
— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) March 25, 2024
Kennedy, who started off as a Democrat but then decided to go it alone as an independent, seems to be in hot water trying to make his mark on the ballot. He’s been getting cozy with the Libertarian Party Chairwoman Angela McArdle, chatting it up about how he can slither his way onto their ticket. But hold your horses, folks, because Kennedy may not be a natural fit for the Libertarian Party with his views on Israel. The Libertarians are anti-war, so Kennedy’s pro-Israel stance might be a real tough sell. It’s a bit like trying to mix oil and water, if you catch my drift.
The real kicker here is that Kennedy is facing hurdles left and right. In some states, like Nevada, he got all the signatures needed for the ballot but forgot to jot down a vice president’s name. Oops! And it seems like Utah is ghosting him, not confirming if he’s got a spot on their ballot yet. Come on Utah, give the man a break!
But the real question is, why is Kennedy getting cozy with the Libertarians in the first place? Well, it seems like the Libertarians are already locked and loaded on the ballots in 36 states, while Kennedy is still scratching his head trying to figure out how to make it onto just one more. Tough luck, buddy!
And it seems like Kennedy’s campaign is all hush-hush about whether or not he’s making the big leap to the Libertarian Party. But hey, he’s got some boisterous super PAC, American Values 2024, boasting about how Kennedy has what it takes to wiggle his way onto the ballots in some key swing states. So, I guess the question is, will he or won’t he? It’s like waiting for your toast to pop up in the morning – you never know when it’s going to happen!
Some folks are chattering that if Kennedy does make the leap to the Libertarians, it’ll make some heads spin. After all, hasn’t he been a Democrat for ages? Sounds like a real game of political musical chairs, if you ask me.
Whew, it looks like Kennedy’s got a lot on his plate. Will he make the leap or flop like a fish out of water? Only time will tell, folks!