Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has launched a scathing attack on Vice President Kamala Harris, declaring that she is not fit to be president and lacks the ability to articulate a clear vision for the country.
In a recent interview on NewsNation, Kennedy expressed his concerns about Harris’ ability to lead the nation. “I don’t think Vice President Harris has what it takes to be a worthy president of this country,” he said.
Kennedy criticized Harris for her inability to engage in unscripted interviews and debates, suggesting that she relies too heavily on pre-planned appearances and scripted responses. He also pointed out that her website lacks any clear policy platforms, and that she has struggled to describe her positions on the campaign trail.
Kennedy also took aim at Harris’ foreign policy stance, citing her recent speech at the convention where she touted the importance of military action. “Her speech made it clear that she intends to continue the warfare state, and that’s not the kind of leadership this country needs,” he said.
Kennedy’s criticism of Harris comes on the heels of his endorsement of former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential race. In a statement on X, Kennedy explained that he could no longer support the Democratic Party, which he believes has strayed from its core values of civil liberties and free speech.
“The Democratic Party of my father and uncle was a party that valued debate and open discussion,” Kennedy wrote. “VP Harris’s party is one of censorship, lockdowns, and coercion. She’s afraid to engage in real debate and instead resorts to childish tactics like memes and name-calling.”
