Theblaze iconTheblazeSep 11, 2026 ~1 min source read

RFK Jr. eviscerates Democrats as 'insane' party that 'obliterated' the Bill of Rights

spent a significant amount of time focusing on how the donkey party "obliterated" the Bill of Rights during the COVID-19 era. "During COVID, I watched the Democratic Party turn against every one of its essential values, its principles, and all of the policies that defined my party," the HHS secretary began.

RFK Jr. eviscerates Democrats as 'insane' party that 'obliterated' the Bill of Rights

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spent a significant amount of time focusing on how the donkey party "obliterated" the Bill of Rights during the COVID-19 era.

"During COVID, I watched the Democratic Party turn against every one of its essential values, its principles, and all of the policies that defined my party," the HHS secretary began.

To raucous applause, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

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spent a significant amount of time focusing on how the donkey party "obliterated" the Bill of Rights during the COVID-19 era. "During COVID, I watched the Democratic Party turn against every one of its essential values, its principles, and all of the policies that defined my party," the HHS secretary began. To raucous applause, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.

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To raucous applause, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. 'The party of "my body, my choice" forced citizens to wear masks.' Kennedy's speech lasted nearly 30 minutes and had him receiving huge ovations as he listed off the ways the Democratic Party had changed since his family has been involved with it. Going through a seemingly endless list of wrongdoings, Kennedy said Democrats also censored hundreds of scientists under the guise of stopping misinformation, pushed social distancing, and eliminated the freedom to worship while keeping liquor and big-box stores open as "essential" services.

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