Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has gained enough support to make him a headache for President Joe Biden in the 2024 Democrat primary, with 15% support and a 21% favorability rating in the latest Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll.

Kennedy is still far behind Biden, who had 62% support in the poll.

If Biden still had the confidence of his party that he would be able to do the job for another 6 years, however, he would have a lot more support than he does.

“RFK Jr. is well liked but holds only 15 per cent against Joe Biden who has strengthened his position as the likely nominee for the Democrats as we head towards an epic rematch,”co-director of the Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll Mark Penn said.

Different strokes

Still, Kennedy is getting a lot of media attention as an alternative to Biden, who some think is too old to run again and has progressive views.

Kennedy differs from his party on vaccines and other political views, and Democrats and their media lackeys have said Kennedy's views lean toward conspiracy theories.

He also met with Elon Musk, who has become persona non grata for the left since buying Twitter and coming out in support of free speech--even if the left doesn't agree with it and thinks it's hateful.

He also comes from the powerful Kennedy clan, who might have had more presidents than the Bushes if they'd been able to stay alive longer.

More vibrant, no corruption

Let's face it: Kennedy is actually a more viable candidate than Biden is right now. There isn't much of an age difference, but Kennedy is much more vibrant and makes a whole lot more sense than Biden, and that's saying something.

Democrats cannot really want another six years of indecipherable speeches peppered with insults when anyone challenges him.

They also can't want the stink of corruption that will surely follow Biden wherever he goes, no matter how much the media tries to run cover and how much the FBI and DOJ ignore it.

At least Kennedy is mentally fit enough to be president, even if some of his views seem kooky.

Time for something new

A Robert F. Kennedy vs. Ron DeSantis general election matchup would be a far better prospect than Biden vs. former President Donald Trump.

Running the two worst candidates in the whole country again does not seem likely to produce a positive outcome. It's time for something new.