Kennedy-Shanahan has officially been added to the California ballot.

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In a recent poll, 34% of people said they could see themselves supporting RFK Jr.'s presidential bid. This growing support has translated into tangible progress for the campaign, as evidenced by their successful defense of ballot access in Hawaii against a DNC challenge. The Kennedy-Shanahan ticket is now officially on the ballot in Utah and Michigan, with more states to follow.

The United States has a significantly higher rate of mass shootings compared to other countries like Switzerland, despite both nations having a strong gun culture. This disparity has prompted Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to call for comprehensive research into the various factors influencing gun violence in America.

Key Points:

• Stresses the importance of respecting the Constitution and Second Amendment while addressing gun violence

• Advocates for comprehensive research into various factors influencing gun violence, including cultural shifts and the role of medications like SSRIs

• Argues that the presence of guns alone does not directly correlate with the occurrence of mass shootings

For far too long, the Black community has been let down by politics as usual, with Republicans and Democrats alike failing to deliver meaningful change. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recognizes this problem and proposes a solution rooted in Structural Community Investment, justice reform, and expanded opportunities.

By investing in urban and struggling communities, addressing systemic biases, and creating pathways to the American Dream through programs like an expanded Americorps and a new GI Bill for community service, Kennedy aims to uplift Black Americans and create lasting change.

Despite the majority of West Virginians opposing mountaintop mining, state politicians remain silent on the issue due to financial support from the coal industry.

In a 2011 appearance on Stephen Colbert's show, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. condemned the destructive practice of mountaintop removal mining in Appalachia. He criticized coal companies for illegal activities that devastate the environment and argued that coal would struggle to compete against sustainable energy sources in a true free market.

Kennedy highlighted the industry's negative impact on jobs and communities, and emphasized the need to prioritize public interest over corporate influence in American politics.

Drug addiction and homelessness are critical issues facing many American cities, often leading to high overdose rates and public health concerns. Through a comprehensive approach, Amsterdam has significantly reduced overdose deaths and improved the well-being of those struggling with addiction.

In this episode of the RFK Jr Podcast, host Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Amsterdam drug policy expert Rene Zegerius explore how this model could be adapted to address the challenges faced by cities like San Francisco, Denver, and Atlanta.

Key Points:

• 'Tough love' approach balances support and accountability

• Tailored medical and psychiatric assessments distinguish treatment needs

• Government-provided shelters allow for safe drug use, reducing public disturbances

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. expresses grave concerns over the potential introduction of a Central Bank digital currency in the United States, warning that it could lead to increased governmental control and privacy risks similar to those associated with China's social credit system.

He argues that a CBDC could be used as a tool for overreach, potentially leading to the elimination of physical cash and consolidating governmental power over financial transactions.