Stale heir: Legacy of Kennedy greatness
‘thins out’ through generations
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 12/4/2022 5:36:57 AM
Months after presidential candidate Robert Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, his family stood on the lawn of their compound in McLean, Virginia, to announce the creation of a foundation that would honor the commitment of the former attorney general to “work towards a more just and peaceful world.”
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More than a dozen former feds flocked to the company in the months and years prior to Elon Musk’s purchase of the social network in October.
The FBI’s influence was considerably more significant than just James Baker, the FBI’s former general counsel who later worked in the same role for Twitter. He was recently fired by Musk for interfering in the billionaire’s efforts to come clean about past transgressions at the company.
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A top Space Force official is reportedly still on the job after allegedly keeping sex toys in his office and wearing a mankini – over his clothes – at an office holiday party.
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Donald Trump Jr. tweeted this:
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J&B Whisky Goes Trans
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The answer, as usual, can largely be found by analyzing history.
But first. Do they hate him because the average price of a gallon of gas in his administration was far lower than under Biden? Is it because inflation was low (around 2%) and trending downward? Is it that the USA was energy independent and didn’t need to beg our enemies for oil, deplete our strategic oil reserve or sell it to China? Is it because black and Hispanic unemployment was lower than at any time in history?
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But wait, you say to yourself, that’s not possible; your tax returns are private by federal law, and therefore protected from release.
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JFK and Bobby were great. The rest of the family before and after, not so much.