(ConservativeJournal.org) – Independent candidate for president Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was recently asked about the potential for facing off against Vice President Kamala Harris and in under two minutes, was able to completely shred her political career.
RFK was asked how he compares himself to Harris and immediately released a litany of criticism that included not-only her current policy positions but also highlighted her past as a public official in California’s justice system.
RFK called Harris a “warhawk” specifically criticizing how the Democratic party used to be the party of peace. He said that Harris prefers war in Ukraine and also has aggressive policy proposals in regards to China. He also said we need to discover ways to balance our national security needs with that of maintaining a peaceful global coexistence with other countries.
RFK also said that he doesn’t believe Harris will “do anything” with regards to the national deficit and overspending by the federal government.
RFK slammed Harris for her failure to discuss the chronic disease epidemic and called her “a product of the corporate control of our democracy.” He also pointed out that Harris has a terrible record when it comes to the administration of criminal justice, citing her past performance in California as being one of the “primary authors of the school to prison pipeline.”
Harris refused to release thousands of prisoners after a Supreme Court order arguing that the state needed them to serve as laborers which RFK called modern day indentured servitude and slavery.
RFK additionally slammed Harris as responsible for the homeless crisis in California, pointing out that nearly 50% of all the country’s homeless live in the state she helped administer for years.
RFK brought up the fact that California is trailing in education, with the state being 49th in terms of outcomes for its students and slammed Harris as being a major political player in the state during a time when all of these things became apparent.
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