The Daily Beast Article RatingRFK Jr. Campaign Official: My 'No.1' Priority Is Stopping Another Biden Win
- Bias Rating
-74% Very Liberal
- Reliability
75% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-29% Negative
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53% : We're all on the same team right now, and we'll be on the same team later -- as long as Trump or Kennedy wins."50% : In a statement issued Monday, Democratic National Committee spokesperson Matt Corridoni said of the comments: "RFK Jr.'s campaign is saying the quiet part out loud: he is a spoiler for Donald Trump."RFK Jr. was recruited into this race by Trump allies, his candidacy is propped up by Trump's largest donor, and now his own staff admits that their number one goal in this election is stopping Joe Biden.
47% : They'll pick Trump.
29% : However, she continued, "If I wake up November 6, and Trump wins, I'm not going to be overly upset.
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