Robert Kennedy Jr. complains about not being able to debate Joe Biden and Donald Trump
The nephew of the assassinated president “JFK» CNN, which is scheduled to broadcast the first live meeting between Biden and Trump on June 27, is accused of excluding him from the debate.
Independent White House candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. complained to the body responsible for the smooth running of the campaign about being excluded from the televised debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, his campaign team said on Wednesday. The nephew of the assassinated president “JFK” CNN, which is scheduled to broadcast the first live meeting between Biden and Trump on June 27, is accused of excluding him from the debate.
His lawyers filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission on Tuesday, saying that Joe Biden's team had explicitly asked him not to attend, noting that US media had reported that Donald Trump had… “I have received assurances from CNN that Mr. Kennedy will be disqualified.”.
A large portion of the Kennedy clan rejected him
Also at the heart of the complaint: a commitment given by the channel, to participate in the discussion, to appear on the ballots of a sufficient number of states by June 20. However, this environmental law attorney, rejected by much of the Kennedy clan, is only registered in seven states at present.
“RFK Junior” He has almost no chance of winning in November, with just over 10% voting intentions in the polls. But both Democrats and Republicans are concerned about its impact in key states, where it could swing undecided votes to one side or the other.
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