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There Is No Legal Justification For Michigan Keeping RFK Jr.’s Name On The Ballot

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With the prosecutions of former President Donald Trump, attempts to deprive John Eastman of his law license, and the absurd contempt proceedings against Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro, Americans now understand that something is dreadfully wrong with our legal system. Recently, the ongoing destruction of our legal system has moved to the Great Lakes State. 

There, a legal dispute arose after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew from the presidential race and petitioned Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson to remove his name from the ballot. In a sane world, Benson would have removed Kennedy’s name upon receipt of his petition. But Benson is a far-left radical who fancies herself a “guardian” of democracy. She even wrote a self-congratulatory book to that effect. Thus, she refused. 

Benson refused because she understood that if Kennedy’s name remained on the ballot, many Michigan voters would cast a meaningless vote for him, which would help Kamala Harris. On the other hand, if Benson removed Kennedy’s name from the ballot, many of those same voters would cast a crucial vote for Trump, whom Kennedy endorsed on Aug. 23, 2024. Since Michigan is a battleground state, this single dispute could alter the 2024 election and, by implication, the future of the United States of America. 

With Benson’s refusal, Kennedy filed suit. The matter made its way through the Michigan state courts and ultimately to the Sixth Circuit. There, the table was set for the legal system to demonstrate its impartiality by ordering Benson to remove Kennedy’s

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