New York RFK Jr. campaign official suggests he's a spoiler who can help Trump win
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45% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
10% Center
- Politician Portrayal
-32% Negative
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86% : If it's Trump v. Biden, Biden wins.52% : "Go to -- if you want to help Trump, go to Pennsylvania.
49% : Palma, who started working with the campaign a few weeks ago as a ballot access consultant overseeing volunteer shifts in New York, also raised the possibility that Kennedy might even win New York, which could also be helpful to Trump.
47% : "The only way that Trump can even (have a) remote possibility of taking New York is if Bobby is on the ballot," Palma said.
47% : In the video, Palma also told voters she had previously canvassed for Trump in Pennsylvania in the 2016 and 2020 election cycles.
10% : "The Kennedy campaign insists that if anything, RFK Jr.'s campaign is a spoiler for both Biden and Trump, but Palma told voters the independent long shot is more of a spoiler for the Biden campaign.
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