When it comes to Kennedy's run for president Democrats are against democracy

 Federalist Wire:

Democrats want to dictate who appears on the presidential ballot instead of the voters. They’ll exhaust every resource possible to accomplish this goal.

And this Leftist has launched a new plan to kick this candidate from the ballot in an earth-shattering move.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces a significant challenge to his New Jersey ballot access due to a lawsuit filed by Democratic election lawyer Scott Salmon.

On Tuesday, Salmon submitted a suit in New Jersey Superior Court, alleging that RFK Jr. violated the state’s Sore Loser law. This law prohibits candidates from appearing on the general election ballot if they have lost a primary.

Kennedy, 70, originally launched his 2024 presidential campaign as a Democrat but switched to run as an independent last fall.
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The Democrats appear to be afraid Kennedy will take away votes from Biden. 

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