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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is unique among presidential candidates for advancing practical, sweeping policies to restore the middle class. 

Forbes contributor Michael Bernick this week highlights RFK, Jr.’s economic policy and provides a cohesive snapshot of the candidate’s approach to economic reform and how it “draws on ideas from across the political spectrum.”

Bernick says:

“His plan has been termed ‘working class capitalism’ or ‘populist capitalism,’ but whatever term is used, Kennedy challenges the mainstream Democratic narrative, in a way that no other campaign is doing.

Kennedy comes back to this theme often in his talks … wages in working-class jobs have declined steadily compared to knowledge economy jobs since the late 1970s. This is so, even though these working-class jobs — truck driver, certified nurse assistant in long-term care facilities, non-union construction worker, retail clerk, and hundreds of other blue-collar occupations — are the ones in the American economy providing goods and services valued by others. America must find a way back to an economy in which these workers are not one paycheck away from economic despair.

“Kennedy also emphasizes the rebuilding of the small business economy…”

In his final assessment, Bernick contends that “Kennedy’s ideas are worth following.” 

Please help us get RFK, Jr.’s message of economic hope out to everyone.

Thank you,

Team Kennedy
https://www.kennedy24.com/