People Mock RFK Jr.'s Claim That Democrats Spent Millions To Make Him Look 'Crazy'
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"Nobody needed to spend a dime," one person wrote on social media. "He just had to open his mouth."
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made a bold claim about the Democratic Party on Friday that led to him being roundly ridiculed on social media.
During a Donald Trump rally in Walker, Michigan, the former-independent-presidential-candidate-turned-Trump-superfan offered an interesting theory about why he had to suspend his own campaign last month.
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During the speech, Kennedy claimed that the Democratic Party “spent tens of millions of dollars... to make me look like a crazy person.”
Certainly it’s possible that the Democratic Party did spend some money targeting Kennedy in the early days of his campaign. But many people on social media noted that Kennedy didn’t really need any outside help to give the impression that he was, let’s say, a bit of an oddball.
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