Kennedy Claims Path to White House with 33% Support in Three-Way Race

Fox News correspondent Bryan Llenas recently highlighted increasing momentum for independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has revealed his strategy for winning the White House amidst mounting pressure from both Biden and Trump campaigns branding him a “spoiler” contender. During an appearance on Fox contributor Raymond Arroyo’s show, EWTN Global Catholic Network’s “World Over,” Kennedy claimed that he only needed 33% of votes to secure victory in the upcoming election as it is a three-way race and not just between Biden and Trump but also independent candidates Dr. Cornel West and Green Party candidate Dr. Jill Stein. He further argued that his campaign has an edge over both contenders when it comes to young voters, citing internal polling which he claimed showed him close to the required 33% in multiple states. While recent public opinion surveys show Kennedy trailing behind Biden (16%) and Trump (37%) with a support base of 19%, his campaign has been particularly successful among younger demographics aged between eighteen and thirty-four, who he led last fall’s Quinnipiac poll by an impressive margin. The same survey did not include West or Stein. However, some experts have expressed concerns about Kennedy’s impact on Biden’s reelection bid due to his appeal amongst young voters as well as Latinos in response to the Democratic National Committee launching a team dedicated to combating third-party candidates like him through legal challenges and opposition research. Trump has also taken aim at Kennedy, branding him “a wasted protest vote” while his campaign launched an online attack calling him “radical f—–g Kennedy,” portraying him as a friend of left-wing extremists.” Both sides have accused each other of being plants to help boost the opposing candidate’s chances.