The RFK Jr.-Shanahan ticket is making waves with unprecedented ballot access victories. In Texas, they've submitted a record-breaking 250,000 signatures, securing their spot on the ballot. They've also filed 19,000 signatures in D.C., quadrupling the requirement.

With over 1 million total signatures collected and $15 million raised, they've secured spots in 17 states and are poised for more. Despite legal challenges, the campaign remains undefeated in court.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has scored a significant win, with New Jersey's top elections official ruling he can appear on the state's ballot as an independent candidate. Lt. Gov. Tahesha Way, who serves as secretary of state, determined RFK Jr. didn't violate New Jersey's "sore loser" law and accepted his petition.

This decision, upholding an earlier judicial finding, marks a defeat for Democratic Party opposition. This victory secures RFK Jr.'s place on the New Jersey ballot and sets a precedent that could influence similar challenges in other states.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes center stage on The Jason Lee Show, offering voters a unique glimpse into his presidential campaign. He discusses his key policy positions, campaign strategies, and personal motivations for running as an independent candidate.

Why It Matters: Hearing candidates in long-form interviews gives you deeper insight into their character and policies. This appearance lets you judge RFK Jr.'s fitness for office beyond campaign ads and debates.

Be a part of the Volunteer Social Media Dream Team!

Whether its simply commenting on Kennedy posts or helping to admin a state page, social media is one of our most important tools to spread Kennedy's policies, platforms, and passion to voters.

We are looking for volunteers to admin state pages and groups for Facebook instagram TikTok and X.

This meeting will be heavy on demo with time for questions at the end. Please save your personal anecdotes til the very end so we can cover lots of territory. Please be prepared to take notes or open your social media account in another window or device so you can work along with the lesson.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Senator Rand Paul talk about the contentious issues surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. They scrutinize Dr. Anthony Fauci's role and alleged cover-ups by public health officials.

Their conversation details the origins of the virus, with Paul citing scientific studies and Freedom of Information Act revelations that challenge mainstream accounts. They also address government overreach during the pandemic, questioning the effectiveness and necessity of mandates.

Looking forward, Paul and RFK Jr. emphasize the need for international conventions and the importance of transparency and accountability in public health decisions.

RFK Jr. links the mental health crisis in Black communities to environmental injustices, poverty, and systemic issues. He highlights problems like toxic waste dump placement and high lead contamination in urban areas, connecting these to increased chronic diseases and COVID-19 mortality rates.

He advocates for redirecting NIH funds to identify and eliminate contaminants causing chronic diseases. He also calls for reforming the prison system to focus on rehabilitation and spiritual enrichment.

His proposals aim to tackle root causes of health disparities and provide sustainable, community-centered solutions to improve mental and physical well-being in Black communities.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sits down with Devin Campbell, a commercial fisherman from Maine, to examine the challenges American fishermen face.

They raise concerns about the long-term viability of small-scale fishing operations and criticize the increasing privatization of ocean resources and the dominance of large corporations in the industry. The duo also covers the economic struggles of the fishing community, noting high import rates of seafood in the U.S. and the burden of excessive regulations.

RFK Jr. uses this conversation to underscore the interconnectedness of environmental policies, economic realities, and cultural preservation in coastal communities.

On August 19, 2024, Mon, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT, the Restorative Justice Peace Circle in Chicago will bring together Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. alongside local congress members, state leaders, former or current police officers, community leaders, gang members, and conflict resolution experts.

This event aims to foster dialogue, understanding, and actionable solutions to reduce violence and promote peace, while also highlighting RFK Jr.'s criminal justice reform policies. Additionally, it will serve as a national call for peace, urging communities across the country to join in the effort to create safer, more harmonious environments.

Participants include Professor Benneth Lee, Brandon Laster, Dr. Lashawn Littrice.

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Paul Lobosco is inviting you to a TK Letters to Editors Workshop.

• When: August 19, 2024, Mon, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM EDT

• Where: Zoom

We will demonstrate the way we go about writing letters to editors of newspaper (and other) publications in your state. We will discuss the use of A.I., how we invoke the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. platform and principles, and some do's and don'ts. We have sample letters, information blocks by topic, and contact resources for hundreds of newspapers across the country (covering most states).

Come with your ideas and questions!

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