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2026-09-11 04:02
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RFK Jr. eviscerates Democrats as 'insane' party that 'obliterated' the Bill of Rights
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First reported by Just the News (Right); 2 outlets over 26h.
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To raucous applause, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told his story about how he became a member of the GOP. At the Republican Midterm Convention on Thursday night, Kennedy launched into a monumental speech about how Democrats turned their backs on Americans and pushed him away from the party after 70 years.
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Kennedy detailed how the party "systematically" took down the Bill of Rights and reflected on how the Democratic Party of his father, Robert F. Kennedy, and uncle, former President John F. Kennedy, is not the one seen in the country today.
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