Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gets his first national town hall with NewsNation, as the media grapples with another conspiratorial candidate. “There’s a difference between giving him a town hall and just covering his candidacy,” one network executive says.
Democratic candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gets his first national town hall with NewsNation, as the media grapples with another conspiratorial candidate. “There’s a difference between giving him a town hall and just covering his candidacy,” one network executive says.
It is obvious why he is running and why NewsNation is giving him a town hall. RFK Jr. has only gotten three party endorsements; Bernie got more and better ones.
He should be treated as someone who isn’t going to win.
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It is obvious why he is running and why NewsNation is giving him a town hall. RFK Jr. has only gotten three party endorsements; Bernie got more and better ones.
He should be treated as someone who isn’t going to win.