@AdrianDittmann I love your space. And soon I would like to give a brief intro of myself. I have just been through a heavy two weeks. So soon I would to talk in the space. You all seem to be on the same page as me. Thank you. I love just listening at the moment.
This is a warning shot.
If the Democrats continue to wage undemocratic lawfare against @RobertKennedyJr, he has the power to end their bid by aligning with Trump.
They would be wise not to forget this.
Breaking: RFK Jr. was just prevented from being able to testify at his court hearing deciding if heβs eligible to be on the Pennsylvania ballot:
βHe was late through no fault of his own. We don't control the airlines, and when the airline cancels the flight into Harrisburg, as you know, flights into Harrisburg are far and few between, unlike Philadelphia, where this, where this hearing was originally to be scheduled.
Because of the transfer to Harrisburg, we had very few flight options. His flight was canceled, and for that reason, and that reason alone, the judge decided he can't testify. So that's sort of the end of it.
I've never been in a situation where a canceled flight has resulted in a judge preventing any witness from testifying, given that we have the entire day set aside, very easily could have had an adjournment to allow Mr. Kennedy to get here, and we could have presented our case in full. We were not allowed to do that.β
This is a plea from myself to @RobertKennedyJr & @NicoleShanahan, stay in this race & turn We The People into the newest party of Liberty.
Set up 2028 for a Third Party victory βπ½
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