Former President Donald Trump declared that he would receive the majority of libertarian votes in the November general election. Despite facing opposition from the Libertarian National Convention, Trump defended his popularity among Libertarian voters and criticized Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a "radical left Democrat."
He claimed that he could have obtained the Libertarian candidacy if he had filed the necessary paperwork.
Trump also mentioned that he was not allowed to have the nomination of another party as the Republican nominee, which he would have gotten if he wanted it. He believes he will get a majority of the Libertarian votes, citing Kennedy's negative impact on New York and New England, particularly in energy costs and viability.
Trump concluded by stating that Kennedy is not a Libertarian and only a "folk" would vote for him.
He claimed that he could have obtained the Libertarian candidacy if he had filed the necessary paperwork.
Trump also mentioned that he was not allowed to have the nomination of another party as the Republican nominee, which he would have gotten if he wanted it. He believes he will get a majority of the Libertarian votes, citing Kennedy's negative impact on New York and New England, particularly in energy costs and viability.
Trump concluded by stating that Kennedy is not a Libertarian and only a "folk" would vote for him.
