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RFK Jr. swing state ballot removal a ‘high-stakes move’: Bo Snerdley

2024-09-09

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name remains on some ballots despite withdrawing his presidential bid, and it’s delaying the voting process in North Carolina. As Kennedy seeks to remove his name from ballots in swing states, Democrats are fighting to keep his name on them, says WABC radio host and author James Golden, also known as Bo Snerdley, calling this a “high-stakes move.”

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The GOOD Witch

09-10

If he's on one he should be on all. Or whichever way.

Ronald Story

09-09

First Democrats wanted him off, now they want him on. Kamala's polls aren't doing well as time progresses towards election day. However, I believe RFK will pull more Democrat than Republican votes. Republicans that go rhino will vote for Harris over Kennedy but Democrats will go RFK. His name off the ballot is good for them. When it comes to Trump, it's not policies, but just pure hatred of Trump which prevents them from voting for him. I don't believe they've factored that into their assessment. The Democrats would rather cut off their nose to spite their face than to vote for Trump. They will vote for RFK because what Democrat doesn't love a Kennedy?

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