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Gabbard? Gone. RFK Jr? Gone. Manchin? Gone. Sinema? Gone.

There's your coalition. The ones who used to be Democrats but sobered up.

I hope President Trump and Kennedy can make meaningful progress in reforming those things that impact the health of our children (and ourselves): the incestuous relationship between the pharmaceutical companies and government health agencies.

And I’ll add, between chemical companies, commodity agriculture, and the government.

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Martin Armstrong has been around for a long time and has been an advisor to many, including RFK Jr.

A Period of Great Uncertainty – Martin Armstrong

By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com

Almost everything you see and hear with the Lying Legacy Media and the government is a lie. Just this past week, the Biden Administration backtracked about employment as it was widely reported, “US economy added 818,000 fewer jobs than first reported in year that ended in March.” A huge miss or a huge lie–take your pick. Other big lies we have been told in recent years: “Trump is colluding with Russia,” “Hunter Biden’s laptop is Russian disinformation,
and the “CV19 vax injections are “safe and effective.” That is just scratching the surface of the lies we are told on a daily basis. The lies, which people realize are becoming preposterous, are adding to the public’s lack of confidence in everything, including the economy. Martin Armstrong says, “We are in a period of great uncertainty. . .. When people are uncertain, they don’t spend. They save. That’s what happens in a depression and a recession. . .. So, if you have no confidence in the future because of all this crazy stuff going on, what do you do? You don’t borrow, and you pull back and say let me see what is going to happen.”

Armstrong says another big lie told to the public is the approval rating of Kamala Harris. The so-called polls say Harris is running neck and neck with Donald Trump in the presidential race. Don’t believe it. Armstrong says a recent data dive on his Socratees computer program shows, “Kamala’s approval rating came in around 10.5 %. (A second confidential source says Kamala’s approval rating is 8.5%.) Confidence in government is 7%. So, how can Kamala possibly be 40%, 50% and 60%? It’s illogical. . .. The polls are really propaganda at this point. They were propaganda back in 2016. They all said Hillary would win, and she would sweep Trump under the carpet.”

On news RFK Jr. suspending his campaign and endorsing Trump, Armstrong says, “I was always pushing RFK Jr. to be Attorney General. I think I got his eyes to light up when I said if you take the Attorney General job, you could even indict Pfizer.” Armstrong says the Trump camp is seriously considering RFK Jr. for AG, and Armstrong says he has been in contact with top Trump advisors. We will see, but we do know RFK Jr. is going to be a part of Trump’s Administration.

On Trump winning in November, Armstrong says, “Look, the computer says Trump should win. I don’t know how the hell they allow that to happen. They have to trap Trump into a war or they kill him, one or the other. These people are unconscionable. . .. We are looking at serious civil unrest regardless of who wins in November. Neither side is going to accept it.”

There is much more in the 54-minute interview.

https://usawatchdog.com/a-peri...ty-martin-armstrong/

From what I have heard from RFK this cycle, I kind of felt he was off a little. But I listened to about 50 minutes of his speech this weekend on his resignation and turnover and I feel there is a good alliance here. When you hear about the allegations of fraud and corruption between .GOV, food companies, and big pharma you get the if there is smoke there must be fire feeling. I hope he is on to something.

Unfortunately RFK Jr is like a good conman.
He sprinkles just enough truth into his statements to make you think he just might be the real deal.
Afraid not.
He's going to be just another distraction. Appointing him to anything important like AG would be a huge mistake.
Trump has enough trouble staying on the script himself and he doesn't need another loose cannon on his team.
Let's hope Kennedy pulls some votes his way but mostly doesn't create any unwanted attention.
What we do need is more people like Vance, who is an excellent debater and fast on his feet when facing the almost entirely liberal media.

^^^ No one is suggesting he's the "real deal" in terms of being full fledge conservative. Trump and RFK Jr already had their behind the scene discussion on their agreements and disagreements, and they have agreed to move forward together. Calling him a con man is ridiculous.

Kennedy made a video response to weird and not-joyful corporate media allegations he once ate a dog....

https://x.com/_atypicaltini/st.../1827824789307711508

RFK ate a dog . This video alone could win over a lot of dog lovers!

https://x.com/_atypicaltini/st...ack&utm_medium=email

Edit: Oops, chellim1 just beat me to it

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Trump has enough trouble staying on the script himself and he doesn't need another loose cannon on his team.

Calling both of these men "loose cannons" is a bit of a stretch .

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/...&tpcc=breaking082724

RFK Jr. Explains Why Democrats' Mafia Tactics Against Him Were 'Not Smart'

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shook up the 2024 presidential race last week when he not only decided to suspend his campaign but threw his support behind former President Donald Trump. His family was livid that the Democrat-turned-independent would tarnish the family’s name in such a way, but Kennedy said there were three key issues that pushed him away from his former party and toward Trump: free speech, the war in Ukraine, and the war on children. Now, in his first interview since his exit, Kennedy told Tucker Carlson that Trump doesn’t just have his support, but that he’s “going to work to get him elected.”

“I’m working with the campaign,” he added. “We’re working on policy issues together. I’ve been asked to go onto the transition team and to help pick the people who will be running the government, and I’m looking forward to that.”

The irony is that if the Democratic Party had left him alone, Kennedy’s position in the race probably would’ve helped them win given his campaign’s internal polling showed he pulled more votes from Trump than Harris. But Democrats left no stone unturned in trying to “collect dirt” on Kennedy and wage legal warfare trying to keep him off ballots.

“I got calls from, for example, a guy that I met at an AA meeting 40 years ago, and he received a call. Most of my family members received calls, contacts, either text or telephone calls from people who said, 'I'm doing intelligence for the DNC, and we'd like to talk to you about Robert Kennedy,'" he told Carlson.

The environmental lawyer said the Democrats’ strategy was “not smart” because he was helping them. “And if they just let me stay in and they didn't run this campaign against me, they probably would win this election.”

cont...with video

On Monday, Tucker interviewed Robert Kennedy (1:28:06).. In this 12-minute clip from the interview, Kennedy explained the Democrat party inversion, which caused a massive political realignment wherein the Democrats became the party of oligarchs and billionaires, and Republicans became the party of the working class.

https://x.com/TheFinalBot1/status/1828245686845927504



https://www.coffeeandcovid.com...ird-wednesday-august

The Dems are pulling out all the stops in an attempt to marginalize RFK Jr. I challenge any of them (or members here for that matter) to attack what he said. Thanks, Chellim

That interview with Tucker is truly profound. Thank you so much for posting.

Truth Bomb in a 3 min video!



https://x.com/GenFlynn/status/1830215663475986434

Good video
https://x.com/NicoleShanahan/s.../1829972000150077754

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Good video
https://x.com/NicoleShanahan/s.../1829972000150077754

Pretty powerful. Should appeal to many baby boomer Democrats, I would think.

Trump Withdraws Nominee For CDC Director Dave Weldon

Authored by Zachary Stieber and Emel Akan via The Epoch Times,

President Donald Trump is withdrawing his nomination of a former congressman to helm the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Dr. Dave Weldon, 71, is no longer under consideration to take the post of director of the CDC, a source familiar with the situation told The Epoch Times on March 13. The source said it was clear Weldon did not have enough votes for confirmation.

Weldon had been scheduled to appear before the Senate Health Committee on Thursday to answer questions as senators prepared to vote on the nomination. The panel lists the hearing as canceled.

A spokesperson for the committee did not return an inquiry.

After canceling Weldon’s appearance, the panel voted to advance Trump’s nominees to head the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institutes of Health, two other divisions within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The vote to advance Dr. Marty Makary, Trump’s nominee to direct the Food and Drug Administration, was 14–9. The vote to advance Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Trump’s nominee to head the National Institutes of Health, was 12–11.

Republicans control the Senate. The party chairs each committee and has at least one more member than Democrats on each panel. A simple majority is sufficient to advance nominees and, when the full Senate votes, to confirm nominees.

Trump had chosen Weldon in late 2024, a few months before he took office. He said at the time that Weldon would “proudly restore the CDC to its true purpose and will work to end the chronic disease epidemic.”

The CDC is the nation’s health protection agency. It has about 12,600 staff members.

Weldon is a U.S. Army veteran who represented Florida in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1995 to 2009. Weldon chose to retire rather than run for another term.

A bid for a U.S. Senate seat in 2012 fell short in the Republican primary.

Weldon, who has not commented on the withdrawal, was a critic of the CDC while in Congress. He noted the CDC oversees vaccine safety while also promoting vaccination and introduced legislation that would have created a new, independent agency to monitor the safety of vaccines.

Weldon said during a 2002 hearing on vaccines and autism that he would “never be satisfied that there isn’t some data suggesting that some children may have serious side effects,” including potentially autism, without more transparency.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has also said that autism is likely being caused in part by vaccines.

The CDC says on its website that studies have found “no link between receiving vaccines and developing autism.”

https://www.zerohedge.com/poli...director-dave-weldon


Great article on this by Jon Rappoport:

https://jonrappoport.substack....umped-as-cdc-nominee