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Do we finally have a peace ticket?

Just as the Harris-Waltz campaign was looking for a boost from the content free Democratic National Convention last week.

Real drama broke out that pulled the country's attention back toward

Republican candidate Donald Trump.

Rumors had been swirling for days that Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

might suspend his independent run for the White House and endorse Donald Trump

and on Friday he did just that.

In his powerful speech explaining the decision,

R.F.K. Jr. made it clear

that suspending his run was difficult,

as was leaving a Democratic party

that has been almost synonymous with the name Kennedy for many decades.

On both issues, RFK Jr explained that he was guided by principles and values over party orientation

and a fluff that has increasingly come to characterize American electoral politics.

It seems the more polarized much of the American society becomes

over which political party they support, the more the rest of us continue to see less and less

difference between the two when it comes to actual policy.

Both parties support the warfare, welfare state.

Both pursue policies leading to poverty and war instead of peace and prosperity.

Both are deluded into believing that the Federal Reserve can effectively manage the economy

while we amass unimaginable levels of debt.

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