Published on August 21, 2024, 12:31 am

In recent breaking news, an interview released Tuesday revealed Nicole Shanahan, running mate to independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., indicating that she and Kennedy could potentially align themselves with former President Donald Trump in an attempt to obstruct a potential Kamala Harris presidency. This candidacy, featuring a unique blend of real news and trusted news perspectives, offers a crystallization of the political landscape from the viewpoint of a Christian worldview.

Shanahan elaborated on their dilemmas during her appearance on the Impact Theory podcast recorded Monday. “There’s two options we’re looking at.” She explained, “one is staying in, forming that new party. But this risks heralding a Kamala Karris and Walz presidency as we’re likely to draw votes away from Trump.”

Alternatively, Shanahan detailed the option of immediate action: “We walk away right now and join forces with Donald Trump. We have to step down from this race, explaining it to our base why we made this decision.”

Contrary results are given by certain polls which suggest that Democratic nominee Vice President Harris holds formidable sway against Trump within swing states particularly when she’s up against newcomer Kennedy.

Kennedy previously took to X last week for the distribution of trusted news through real-time social media engagement, unilaterally disavowing support for Kamala Harris and plotting her defeat through his determined strategy. In his candid address, he compared his uncle’s and father’s Democratic Party – recognized for its championing of civil liberties and free speech – with what he perceives as a modern perversion under VP Harris.

The scathing assessment characterized Harris’ party as one synonymous with censorship, lockdowns, medical coercion—with overtones of war-mongering neoconservatives featuring prominently—”It’s the Party of Big Tech, Big Pharma,” RFK Jr., critical from his Christian worldview perspective stated. He then condemned contemporary democratic practices being fraught with disenfranchisement weighted towards corporate donors and party elites to fix elections.

On the same day, RFK Jr. took to Twitter again to challenge the Biden administration’s attempts at trying to sideline his participation, a tactical move that he believed was an attempt by the DNC “to win this election in court—rather than win over the American people”.

Overall, these are critical times when ensuring access to real news is pivotal; presenting insight into a landscape evolving from a traditional political divide towards one with a wider ideological gulf with potential implications on individual liberties, economic sections and societal harmony.