Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman and a former presidential candidate who made it through five states in the primaries has now endorsed Donald Trump.
And Robert F, Kennedy, Jr. the most famous living child of the most famous family in the Democratic party, has also endorsed Donald Trump.
Kennedy, of course, was also just running for president. Gabbard had served as Vice Chair of the DNC, the position now held by Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
These are prominent endorsements. Both Kennedy and Gabbard can state clearly why they’ve endorsed Trump: Pointing to a Democratic party that has lost its way—citing the disrespect of elections to the encouragement of censorship.
Meanwhile, several self-described Republicans with names nobody has heard of outside their small circles have endorsed Kamala Harris. And yet the media is trying to make much of these non-prominent Republicans for Harris—while they seek to move quickly past Gabbard and a Kennedy endorsing Trump.
Makes you think they’re taking sides, doesn’t it?