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RFK Jr. Challenges Trump To Debate At Libertarian Convention

Donald Trump Former U.S. President and current Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's rally in Sioux City

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed a debate with former President Trump at the upcoming Libertarian Party convention in Washington, D.C. Kennedy Jr. suggested this venue as 'perfect neutral territory' for a debate between the two candidates.

In his message to Trump, Kennedy Jr. highlighted their scheduled appearances at the convention and emphasized the importance of a debate to address their respective records and engage with the American public.

Kennedy Jr. expressed gratitude to Trump for shedding light on polling methodologies and indicated his willingness to discuss deceptive practices used by certain pollsters.

Referencing polling data from Zogby, Kennedy Jr. claimed to have polled ahead of both Trump and President Biden in head-to-head matchups, positioning himself as a viable candidate in the upcoming election.

He views the convention as neutral territory for the debate.
Kennedy Jr. suggests a debate with Trump at the Libertarian Party convention.
Kennedy Jr. wants to discuss polling methodologies and deceptive practices with Trump.

With his campaign focused on securing ballot access in all 50 states, Kennedy Jr. aims to challenge the traditional two-party system and bring his independent candidacy to the forefront of the election conversation.

As the race for the presidency intensifies, concerns about the age and health of the leading candidates, Biden and Trump, have come to the forefront. Both candidates would break age records if inaugurated, with Trump facing legal challenges and Biden's health under scrutiny.

Despite these concerns, the Democratic and Republican parties are moving forward with their campaigns, anticipating a showdown between Biden and Trump in the general election.

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