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When Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced his 2024 presidential campaign on April 5, nary a Democrat, much less the rest of the country, paid the news a modicum of heed, let alone believed he had a snowball’s chance of winning the nomination. Turns out more and more Democrats like what they’re hearing from this guy.

While RFK Jr. might not win the nomination, he continues to rise in national polls, giving embattled Joe Biden yet another headache, and the lapdog media sock puppets yet another adversary to censor.

Now, the son of the late New York senator and attorney general of John F. Kennedy’s administration, appeared on CNN on Saturday morning and said he opposes biological males participating in female sports.

I am against people participating in women’s sports who are biologically male. I think women have worked too hard to develop women’s sports over the past 30 years. I watched it happen, and I don’t think that’s fair.

While “biological male,” in the real world, is assumed, it now references males who think or pretend they’re females and also promotes the false narrative that there are males other than biological, but I digress.

Needless to say, Joe Biden vehemently disagrees. Then again, self-professed “devout Catholic” Biden also calls on-demand abortion an “essential healthcare service,” so there’s that.

As we reported in late March about a de-transitioned teen suing a California hospital and medical group for performing a double mastectomy on her when she was just 13 years old, we included a video of Biden blasting the Florida Board of Medicine’s finalization of a rule prohibiting healthcare providers in the state from offering so-called “gender-affirming care,” including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and surgeries for transgender patients younger than 18.

What’s going on in Florida, as my mother would say, [is]close to sinful. I mean, it’s just terrible what they’re— I mean, it’s not just like a kid wakes up one day and says, ‘You know, I decided I want to become a man or I want to become a woman, or I want to change.’

Incorrect, Joe — but serial-lying is your stock and trade.

As reported by WebMD in March 2022, there’s a growing concern among many doctors and other healthcare professionals as to whether gender reassignment surgery is the best way to proceed for those under age 18, in particular, with several countries pulling back on medical treatment and instead emphasizing psychotherapy first.

Moreover, polls show a majority of Americans are opposed to transgender surgery for minors, with recent survey results ranging from 56 percent to 90 percent of respondents in support of a ban.

Anyway, let’s get back to RFK Jr. and the headache he continues to visit on Biden and Democrats.

As my colleague Ben Kew reported in mid-April, Kennedy stood at roughly 14 percent of support from 2020 Biden voters for the 2024 Democrat nomination. While 14 is normally considered nominal, the 2024 presidential election will be far from usual. With Biden’s campaign shackled by the 80-year-old president’s steadily declining mental acuity, and equally unpopular Kamala Harris riding shotgun, we’re likely to see blood in the water [yes, only a shark reference], if Kennedy of another challenger continues to make progress in the early primaries.

In what appears to be a desperate attempt by the Biden White House to stop Kennedy’s momentum, the Democrat National Committee recently announced it would sponsor zero primary debates, thus — as was the case in 2020 — leaving addled Joe to loll in his basement, occasionally get his ass kicked by his teleprompter, and presumably eat chocolate chocolate chip (Joe’s fave) ice cream cones and yell at the dog.

Is that any way to run a presidential campaign?

Of course not, but it was enough to give Biden a win in 2020 (conspiracy theories aside), but maybe — just maybe — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. might prove Team Biden, the Democrat Party, and the lapdog media wrong, this time. If so, Joe Biden would have even more time to cheer on males beating the hell out of females in female sports. Then again, maybe not — if sanity ultimately prevails.

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