Arr, RFK Jr be moanin' about this topsy-turvy world as he fights off them scurvy dogs in the Democrat crew!
2023-07-20
Arr, me hearties! Robert F. Kennedy Jr be havin' a tale to tell. He claims he were read a string o' slanders by them scallywag Democrats, while Rep. Deborah Wasserman Schultz tried to whisk the hearin' into an Executive Session. Savvy?
Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. defended himself against accusations of anti-Semitism during a House hearing, claiming that his statements were taken out of context. Kennedy expressed frustration with his own party for twisting his past remarks and attempting to censor him. He denied ever making any anti-Semitic or racist statements and accused the DNC and its allies of silencing and marginalizing him. Kennedy, who is running against President Biden, was invited by Republicans to testify at a hearing on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. Despite facing intense questioning, Kennedy maintained that his remarks were misrepresented.During the hearing, Kennedy referenced a federal court decision involving the Biden administration and social media censorship. He argued that he was the first person silenced by the current administration. Kennedy acknowledged that while Biden's circle has censored him, former President Trump also has a questionable record on censorship.
Kennedy faced strong criticism from Democrats, including Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Del. Stacey Plaskett, and Rep. Gerald Connolly. Plaskett accused the GOP of promoting hateful and bigoted messaging by inviting Kennedy to testify. However, Kennedy argued that he was simply referencing a government study on the susceptibility of certain ethnic groups to COVID-19.
Kennedy highlighted the issue of censorship during the hearing, expressing concern that the government's ability to silence critics is the beginning of totalitarianism. He denounced the use of the term "malinformation" as a justification for censorship, defining it as factually accurate information that clashes with official narratives.
Kennedy also mentioned the removal of his presidential campaign announcement speech from YouTube after only five minutes. He emphasized that he never mentioned vaccines or controversial topics, but rather focused on historical figure Paul Revere. Despite the challenges he faced during the hearing, Kennedy remains determined to continue his presidential campaign.