RFK Jr. and the Third-Party Surge

This chapter explores the rising political influence of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a third-party candidate, focusing on his polling performance and potential impact on the upcoming presidential election. It compares his support among younger voters to historical figures like Ross Perot, while discussing the implications of his candidacy for both major parties. Additionally, the chapter addresses the declining trust in media and its effects on voter perceptions, particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.