RFK Jr Tears Into Biden, Says Decisions 'Coming Out Of White House' Are Bad

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the President Joe Biden-led administration on Tuesday.

What Happened: In a recent Fox News Town Hall, Kennedy Jr. refrained from commenting on Biden’s fitness to serve as president but was vocal about his disagreement with the decisions being made under his administration.

Kennedy responded, “He’s [Biden] never been very good with words,” when host Sean Hannity played a video montage of the incumbent president’s frequent gaffes and asked about Biden’s ability for a second term.

“I’m not reluctant to say that for partisan reasons. What I’ve tried to do during this campaign is avoid personal attacks on people,” Kennedy said.

“I will say, whether he’s up to it or not, whether he’s making his own decisions – the decisions that are coming out of the White House are bad decisions.”

He also claimed to have been the first person censored by the Biden administration, alleging selective targeting of political enemies.

“It seems that they’re also doing that [selective targeting] to any group now… to groups that are simply political enemies of the current administration or at least of the Biden administration. I was the first person censored by the Biden administration, according to Judge Doughty’s decision,” Kennedy said.

Why It Matters: Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign has been marked by controversy, with his views on vaccines and COVID-19 drawing criticism from various quarters, including his own family.

Despite this, he has maintained his stance and refrained from personal attacks on his political opponents. His campaign has also been viewed by some Republicans as a potential advantage in exposing Biden’s flaws early in the nominating contest, potentially leaving him more vulnerable in the general election.

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