Michigan Supreme Court Puts Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Back on the Ballot

On September 9, the Michigan Supreme Court issued an opinion in Robert F. Kennedy, Jr v Secretary of State, 167545, putting him back on the ballot against his wishes. The midlevel court had allowed his to withdraw, but now he can’t withdraw. However, the opinion was a victory for the Natural Law Party of Michigan, which had nominated him and did not want him to withdraw.


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Michigan Supreme Court Puts Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Back on the Ballot — 14 Comments

  1. Meanwhile the socialist Working Class Party didn’t nominate anyone again this year.

    Seriously, though, how is it legal to force someone to win in an election against their will? Just let the poor man drop out already. They spent months trying to kick him off the ballot. Democrats need to stop wasting all of our time.

  2. The Natural Law party thinks it’s a victory to hold a presidential candidate hostage despite his desire to get off the ballot? That’s wild.

  3. HOW MANY NOV 2024 VOTERS IN MICH WILL LIE TO POLLSTERS AFTER VOTING ???

    I VOTED FOR AZ / ZA / MN / NM / ETC

    I WOULD HAVE VOTED FOR AZ / ZA / ETC IF I HAD N-O-T VOTED FOR RFKJR / ETC

  4. Take a stroll down memory-lane back to that time when their then-candidate for president – an acclaimed string theorist – talked about four-thousand people into bouncing around Washington DC on their asses for almost two months, so as to reduce crime rates and inflation…

    Yeah, I’m sure the Natural Law Party knows more about Natural Law than Thomas Aquinas /s

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