RFK Jr. Slams DNC For “Fixing” Primaries, Says “I Need To Look At Other Alternatives” If Dems “Going To Rig It”

Popular Democrat presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. complained about the Democratic National Committee blatantly fixing its primary process and hinted he may run as either an Independent or Republican.

“It’s pretty clear that the DNC does not want a primary,” he said in a Forbes interview this week. “I don’t want to say that they want a coronation but that’s a fair way to put it actually. They’re essentially fixing the process so that it makes it almost impossible to have democracy function. They’re effectively disenfranchising the Democratic voters any choice in who becomes the Democratic nominee.”

Taking the DNC rules into account, RFK explained, “It’s a process that is rigged and we live at a time in American history when a lot of Americans think Democracy is broken and that the political system is rigged and there’s not really a Democracy and unfortunately, the DNC is taking a lot of steps that confirm that outlook.”

“If the DNC is going to rig it so that it is simply impossible for anybody to challenge President Biden then I need to look at other alternatives,” he said.

On Friday, Kennedy issued a video message to the American public again criticizing the DNC for making it nearly impossible for an insurgent candidate to win.