Bruce Jenket: Democrats, independents should heed warnings of those who switched parties

To The Daily Sun,

Robert Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential bid and endorsed President Donald Trump. Here is an article explaining why he left the Democratic party tinyurl.com/2p964728. In his words, “It has become the party of war, censorship, corruption, Big Pharma, Big Tech, Big Ag and big money.”

Robert Kennedy was a lifelong Democrat. He is not the only Democrat leaving the party. Tulsi Gabbard has likewise thrown her support behind Donald Trump. For those that don’t know, Tulsi received more delegate votes than Kamala Harris in the 2020 Democratic primary tinyurl.com/4kdh5ve2.

Green party candidate Jill Stein summed it up with this tweet following RFK’s departure. "We may disagree with RFK Jr. about many things, but he’s right about how the Democratic Party uses lawfare and dirty tricks to suppress democratic competition and voter choice. The Dems preach about ‘saving democracy,’ but in reality, they’re working overtime to stamp it out" tinyurl.com/5bv5ht38.

So, true. Democrats in 16 states tried to keep President Trump off the Republican primary ballots. President Trump is the first president in history to be indicted and prosecuted by radical Democratic lawyers in overwhelmingly Democratic districts. Trump is currently facing jail time in the “hush money” case in Manhattan for paying 34 legal invoices from his lawyer Michael Cohen.

Elon Musk, another former Democrat supporter, is also backing Trump. He spent $44 billion to purchase Twitter (now “X”). He exposed how the Biden administration censored free speech prior to the 2020 election. Here is just one article by NBC tinyurl.com/44dy8vct.

In closing, the 2020 DNC rally repeated the Nazi party Nuremberg rallies tinyurl.com/2wkmjvx9. Democratic loyalists were mesmerized by the fabricated “joy and excitement,” all while ignoring the failed policies of the current administration.

Democrats and independents should heed RFK’s, Tulsi’s, Jill’s and Elon’s warnings before it’s too late.

Bruce Jenket

Moultonborough