Storming the Hill, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
by Garth Meyer Independent U.S. Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is scheduled to hold a campaign fundraiser at a private home in Palos Verdes on the evening of Thursday, April 18. In anticipation of his visit, Kennedy agreed to an interview with Peninsula magazine. The phone interview took place on March 9, two days after President Biden’s State of the Union address. What did you think of the State of the Union, both the speech and the atmosphere? I thought President Biden was energetic, which was very encouraging, but I thought it was hyperpartisan, not a statesmen-like State of the Union, but like a convention. Red meat for his base. The atmosphere? It was something I hadn’t seen before at a State of the Union. The Democrats were acting like it was a convention. I was struck by the Democrats and their reaction to Ukraine, cheering for more war, and the Republicans sitting on their hands. I grew up in a Democratic Party that (was the opposite). That same day, I met with Las Vegas Indian Tribes, who had the highest death rate of anyone in the world during COVID. What we are sending to Ukraine in two weeks could (be used elsewhere). We have people starving, who are…
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