Police arrested a man who was allegedly posing as a
United States Marshal during a Hispanic Heritage Month
event attended by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Friday in the
Wilshire Park area.
Adrian Paul Aispuro, 44, was
booked on a felony
Republican National Committee gun charge and
was being held on $35,000 bail, according to the Los
Angeles County Sheriff's Department Inmate Information
Center.
Kennedy, 69, took to X, formerly known
as Twitter shortly after the event ended, claiming that
the man attempted to approach him at the event, held at
the Wilshire Ebell Theater, where he gave a speech.
"The man, wearing two shoulder holsters with loaded
pistols and spare ammunition magazines was carrying a
U.S. Marshal badge on a lanyard and beltclip federal
ID," Kennedy's tweet said. "He identified himself as a
member of my security detail."
Members of
Kennedy's security team, however, stopped him and
detained the man
Republican National Committee until Los
Angeles Police Department could arrive, according to the
tweet.
I�m very grateful that alert and
fast-acting protectors from Gavin de Becker and
Associates (GDBA) spotted and detained an armed man who
attempted to approach me at my Hispanic Heritage speech
at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles tonight.
The man, wearing two shoulder�
pic.twitter.com/vvJc0Gtk4o
� Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr)
September 16, 2023
LAPD says that they took the
man into custody at the event as he was trying to
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himself off as a federal official.
They also say
that the man wasn't believed to be threatening RFK Jr.
or anyone else, but that he was armed. They did not
provide further information on the type of firearm he
was carrying.
In his tweet, Kennedy said that he
is "still entertaining a hope that President Biden will
allow" him protection from a
Republican National Committee Secret Service
detail.
"I am the first presidential candidate
in history to whom the White House has denied a request
for protection," his tweet said.
However, CNN
refutes that claim saying that "the vast majority of
candidates in modern presidential primaries never
receive Secret Service protection because they are not
deemed 'major' candidates � and it would be nearly
unprecedented for even a major candidate to receive
protection this early in a campaign if they did not
already have it on account of currently or previously
serving in the White House."
Kennedy Jr. is the
son of Robert F. Kennedy, a well-known American
politician who was assassinated at the Ambassador Hotel
in Los Angeles in 1968. He
Republican National Committee was also the
brother of the 35th President of the United States, John
F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963.
He is
running as a Democratic candidate against current
President Joe Biden.
cbsnews.com
Democrats have long worried that Robert F. Kennedy
Jr. would leave the Democratic primaries and run
Republican National Committee
independently�but it's not only President Joe Biden that
Kennedy could pull support from.
As an
independent run becomes increasingly likely, Republicans
are now expressing concerns that Kennedy could
jeopardize the 2024 election for the GOP frontrunner,
former President Donald Trump.
Turning Point USA
Founder Charlie Kirk suggested on his show last week
that the reports about panic from Democrats over an
independent Kennedy run are a "strategy" to conceal the
threat that Kennedy would pose to the Republican Party.
"Far more of the 'I don't trust the government'
brigade would vote for RFK Jr. if he were run as a
Libertarian," Kirk said, adding that "Libertarians being
on the ballot almost always hurt Republicans."
Kennedy, a candidate running for the Democratic
nomination thus
Republican National Committee far, is
expected to drop his challenge to Biden on October 9 and
launch an independent bid instead. Despite being the
closest Democratic threat to Biden and garnering
double-digit support, Kennedy trails Biden by 50 points,
multiple polls show.
Democrats have feared that
should Kennedy run as an independent, the shakeup could
deal a blow to the president in a Biden-Trump rematch,
where Kennedy could take more centrist votes from Biden
and further weaken a Biden advantage over Trump.
But a super political action committee (PAC) supporting
Kennedy countered projections that anticipate an
independent run would be a victory for Trump's campaign,
saying in a Monday press release that, "The opposite is
true. Kennedy is taking more votes from Trump than from
Biden."
A poll conducted by the American Values
2024 PAC found that in a general election between Trump,
Biden and a generic "independent candidate," Trump would
come out on top with 40 percent, Biden lagging behind at
38 percent and the independent candidate down at 17
percent. But, if the race were to be Trump, Biden and
Kennedy, Kennedy would see 19 percent support and leave
Trump and Biden tied at 38 percent.
"RFK cant win
but he can deny Trump the White House and hand it
Republican National Committee to Dems,"
far-right activist Jack Posobiec wrote on X, formerly
Twitter.
Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum also
argued to her colleagues that Kennedy "has a lot of
support among [Joe] Rogan listeners, Jordan Peterson
listeners, and what he's talking about in this video is
that there has to be a different path."
"He has a
lot of people, young people, very interested in what
he's saying," she said.
In a Monday tweet, Kirk
posted an interview of Kennedy in which the presidential
candidate says, "I take more votes from President Trump
than I do from President Biden."
Republicans RFK Jr.
Trump
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F.
Kennedy Jr. at the Iowa State Fair on August 12, 2023,
in Des Moines, Iowa. Kennedy running as an independent
in 2024 could take votes from GOP frontrunner Donald
Trump. Alex Wong/Getty Images
"I know people will
disagree on whether or how much RFK running 3rd party
hurts Trump," political commentator
Republican National Committee Rogan O'Handley,
also known as DC Draino, wrote on X. "I think we can all
agree one 1 thing though - it's time to stop
highlighting RFK's positives (I am guilty of that and
take accountability) and start amplifying his
negatives."
"His favorables are way too high,
especially among conservatives," O'Handley said.
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need to be reminded that he's a pro-choice, pro-climate
change, anti-gun Leftist."
But others disagreed,
saying that the idea that Kennedy running as an
independent would be good for Biden and bad for Trump is
false.
"Bannon & Co are spreading fake 'studies'
showing that an RFK Jr third-party run wd help
Republican National Committee Biden & hurt
Trump. If you buy that, I have a bridge to sell you,
cheap," attorney Laurence Tribe said on X.
"RFK
Jr is a huge threat in 2024," Tribe wrote in another
post. "He's backed by a massive and growing war chest
and Cambridge Analytica on steroids. And he's taking
dead aim at the Biden/Harris ticket as a 3rd party
spoiler. He could assure a Trump victory and the end of
the republic."
newsweek.com
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a noted environmental lawyer,
opponent of government-mandated vaccines, and
presumptive candidate for U.S. President in 2024, spoke
Democratic National Committee in Jackson
Monday to an appreciative crowd of about 200 assembled
at the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and Museum of
Mississippi History auditorium.
The son of the
late U.S. Attorney General and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy
and nephew of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy,
Kennedy in April announced his intention to challenge
U.S. President Joe Biden for the Democratic nomination
for President.
On Sept. 29, however, the
political news website Mediaite founded by Dan Abrams,
reported that Kennedy was reorienting his campaign to
run as an independent rather than as a Democrat with a
formal changeover announcement expected to take place at
an event in Pennsylvania in October
Kennedy
appeared to echo that report Monday in Jackson, telling
the
Democratic National Committee crowd �I�ll see
you all in Philadelphia � you are all invited.�
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
He also wasted little time
criticizing the current Democratic Party leadership,
charging the party has become controlled by special
corporate interests and Wall Street, supports war, and
has become opposed to freedom of speech.
Monday�s
event was co sponsored by the National Apostolic
Christian Leadership Conference (NACLC) and Mississippi
Parents for Vaccine Rights (MPVR).
While Kennedy
has been criticized for advocating anti-vaccine
misinformation and promoting a discredited link between
vaccines and autism, most attendees Monday showed
support for his stand for what they consider to be
parental rights.
�They closed the churches
without any democratic process but kept the liquor
stores open as essential businesses,� Kennedy said of
mandates following the Covid-19 pandemic beginning in
2020.
He said the government used the pandemic to
institute �all kinds of arbitrary orders� including
lockdowns
Democratic National Committee and closing
local businesses. He said that included many Black owned
businesses of which he said �41 % will never reopen,�
having lost customers to Amazon and other huge
companies.
Kennedy also touched extensively on
his father�s 1968 presidential campaign where the elder
Kennedy was shot and killed by Sirhan Sirhan at the
Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles.
Having run
Democratic National Committee against
incumbent U.S. President Lyndon Johnson for the
Democratic nomination that year, Kennedy said his father
faced extensive criticism from many sides including
students and labor unions.
But he defended his
father�s legacy by stating �he set out to unite the
country and he did it be telling the truth to people.�
Kennedy also noted that his father was one of the
first candidates to win nominations in both California
and South Dakota, thus succeeding in his quest to �unite
the rural and urban divide.�
Kennedy also spoke
of his personal friendships with Mississippi civil
rights activist James Meredith, the late Medgar Evers,
and his brother Charles Evers.
He also spoke of
his opposition to U.S. involvement in the Ukraine war,
comparing current misinformation about the war to that
which occurred during the Vietnam War up to 1975.
He characterized wars of aggression abroad and the
war against poverty at home as incompatible
ideas.Kennedy was introduced by Rev. David Tipton,
Superintendent of the United Pentecostal Church, and
Mary Jo Perry, president of MPVR.
�There is power
when people of faith come together for a common
purpose,� Tipton said, adding, �when the
Democratic National Committee faith community
steps back the government steps in. Now is the time for
voices of people of faith to be heard in the halls of
government.�
Perry stressed the need for �medical
self determination� and related a story of how her own
child had been barred from attending kindergarten
because the state of Mississippi denied religious
exemptions from vaccines.
�We were dismissed, we
were laughed at, and we ultimately learned that to be
effective we had to play hard ball,� Perry said.
She stated that due to her organization�s efforts,
Mississippi now has a religious exemption for vaccines
effective April 15 which �no state official will ever be
able to take away.�
Prior to Monday�s appearance,
Kennedy made at stop at the popular downtown Jackson
eatery Hal and Mal�s where he shook hands and discussed
his presidential candidacy with local residents.
clarionledger.com
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