Robert Kennedy Jr. Promises to End White House War on Bitcoin

[NeuroticFish]

He is almost certain to lose. Unless Biden or trump drops out at the last minute.

Sadly this is true. Unless he has some very well hidden overly strong backing, he has not much of a chance.

Would be nice to see him shake up economy by actively pushing crypto.

It would be nice, but I think that the number of Americans who would actually vote for him because of his stance on crypto is not that significant.
Plus, as it was said before, he seems to be oblivious to the fact that he will not be able to push his agenda by himself.

[icalical]

I am not a U.S citizen so I am not going support or oppose him on his candidacy because either way I couldn't vote.

But I think it's the same in every country, that we shouldn't believe 100% of any promise by politician, especially one that don't have any concrete plan on how make that promise real. My advice for any Bitcoin enthusiast who are going to vote for president anywhere in the world, I myself will vote next year for president of my country, rather than just supporting candidates who are saying that they support Crypto and Bitcoin, I would rather vote for candidate that has clear and visionary plan for more generic purposes, if that includes cryptocurrency or Bitcoin, than that's good, but if it's not I wouldn't mind. I wouldn't just vote for candidate who are saying they will support cryptocurrency, but when I ask them about affordable housing, affordable food, and accessible education they don't have any vision or realistic plan on it.

[SatoPrincess]

I think Kennedy Jr is just desperate for votes, he knows he doesn’t stand a chance against Trump or Joe Biden. At this point, he’s doing everything he can to gather voters to his side. Politicians are a playing a game of chess, Kennedy Jr ideas on bitcoin is a ploy to appear to the public as a innovative and open minded candidate who will bring about a massive change. I’m old enough to know that Politicians easily forget their promises once they get what they want.

[Z390]

I will be surprise if Kennedy win the election because Trump and Biden just seem to be more powerful and have a better followers, they will have to step down for someone like Kennedy to take over, I mean willingly, I don't think Kennedy can beat these two, this man called Kennedy reminds me of a politician from my country is stands out among others, he is intelligent and very supportive of technology, he believed that Bitcoin can create a big impact on the economy of my country but my people are instead supporting older men who have been ruling for the past years and still be country isn't improving in all aspect.

They make sure this man doesn't win the election, too many power abuse and manipulation during the election, I don't think that Kennedy supporting Bitcoin is not enough to make him get to that presidential chair in the White House, it's going to be very hard, maybe he can get support from those who want ETFs approval get approved by all means? I doubt if that's going to be helpful?
I will also like to talk about Kennedy himself, is he trusted? There is no way to know what's in the mind of a politician, whatever they promised to fulfill can be overlooked once they get to the sit, maybe this man isn't any different? I am just saying that you should not take their words very seriously, they can get there and do something else.

[OgNasty]

He is almost certain to lose. Unless Biden or trump drops out at the last minute.

Sadly this is true. Unless he has some very well hidden overly strong backing, he has not much of a chance.

Would be nice to see him shake up economy by actively pushing crypto.

It would be nice, but I think that the number of Americans who would actually vote for him because of his stance on crypto is not that significant.
Plus, as it was said before, he seems to be oblivious to the fact that he will not be able to push his agenda by himself.

While he is almost certain to lose, there is still the real possibility that he could get enough votes to sway the election, which is always a concern when there’s a popular independent candidate. I would think this is a bigger risk for Trump, as he seems to have a widespread in polls as voters begin to consider the reality of letting our country continue down it’s current path.

[The Cryptovator]

If you follow the US ruling system, it doesn't make any difference. If an ex-president leaves an uncompleted task, the new president will complete that task. So whoever becomes president, don't expect to change the ruling policy. And the president alone can't decide anything. The US does not like other countries' policies. However, if a Bitcoin fan becomes president, then it would be helpful if at least he would support it. But don't expect a big change over night.

[Casdinyard]

I don't know really. Promises have been made in the past, we even heard shit from Biden that we're pretty much excited about only to fail miserably when he sat in the president's chair at the oval office. Robert Kennedy could fall under the same case. Someone making ludicrous promises not knowing just how limited the power of a president is, and then failing to keep their end of the bargain when things go sour. I also don't think he's going to win despite the fact that we don't really have much strong candidates this time around on the account of Biden being a senile old man, and Trump literally behind bars. But there's still that glimmer of hope that we're looking forward to.

[philipma1957]

I am not a U.S citizen so I am not going support or oppose him on his candidacy because either way I couldn't vote.

But I think it's the same in every country, that we shouldn't believe 100% of any promise by politician, especially one that don't have any concrete plan on how make that promise real. My advice for any Bitcoin enthusiast who are going to vote for president anywhere in the world, I myself will vote next year for president of my country, rather than just supporting candidates who are saying that they support Crypto and Bitcoin, I would rather vote for candidate that has clear and visionary plan for more generic purposes, if that includes cryptocurrency or Bitcoin, than that's good, but if it's not I wouldn't mind. I wouldn't just vote for candidate who are saying they will support cryptocurrency, but when I ask them about affordable housing, affordable food, and accessible education they don't have any vision or realistic plan on it.

in a twist of taylor swift hit song 🎶 “ Hater’s gonna hate “

turns into “pollies gonna pollie”

I like that he is 69 vs 80 or 81.

At 66 I can tell you most pollie’s are shot by 80 we need them to leave not run again and again.

Will he really help with btc and other coins like LTC and Doge.

I don’t know.

[AmoreJaz]

If you follow the US ruling system, it doesn't make any difference. If an ex-president leaves an uncompleted task, the new president will complete that task. So whoever becomes president, don't expect to change the ruling policy. And the president alone can't decide anything. The US does not like other countries' policies. However, if a Bitcoin fan becomes president, then it would be helpful if at least he would support it. But don't expect a big change over night.

if nothing else, if in case he will get the position, they will not be too hard towards crypto. and maybe, it will foster some friendly environment to crypto-related businesses. and that will offer some opportunities to people. and that is true, don't expect that there will be massive change in the market because it will still take time for the market to have organic growth.

[Sarah Azhari]

I think Kennedy Jr is just desperate for votes, he knows he doesn’t stand a chance against Trump or Joe Biden. At this point, he’s doing everything he can to gather voters to his side. Politicians are a playing a game of chess, Kennedy Jr ideas on bitcoin is a ploy to appear to the public as a innovative and open minded candidate who will bring about a massive change. I’m old enough to know that Politicians easily forget their promises once they get what they want.

Politicians today are using another way to get new voters especially young voters. They understand how to get it in the Internet era, Like Robert Kennedy Jr. he thinks that young voters are very crucial to bump the vote and know what bitcoin is. Because of that, he used that issue to approach them. But, was he not tackled by the opponent? because the Bitcoin issue is not so sexy to blow up, because the Bitcoin system was very contrary to the fiat system which they were built several centuries ago. I hear that, Several state officials are avoiding this issue to secure their position in government. because AS is a bigger country which is not the same as El Salvador where at the same time they have problems with the economy.

[bbc.reporter]

As for those people who still think that Bitcoin can change the world on a fundamental level, I wonder if they will ever come to their senses or will continue to live in illusions forever

I very much agree! However, if what Robert Kennedy Jr. has promised is true in ending the war on bitcoin, I speculate that inflows of dollars and stablecoins will be quicker and bigger which will certainly cause a big harder pump than the pump on 2021. This might also cause a longer pump which I reckon everyone in this forum will like to feel.

He is almost certain to lose. Unless Biden or trump drops out at the last minute.

Sadly this is true. Unless he has some very well hidden overly strong backing, he has not much of a chance.

Would be nice to see him shake up economy by actively pushing crypto.

It would be nice, but I think that the number of Americans who would actually vote for him because of his stance on crypto is not that significant.
Plus, as it was said before, he seems to be oblivious to the fact that he will not be able to push his agenda by himself.

Agreed that the bitcoin community cannot help him win the presidency. If nothing is what he can get for his support on bitcoin, does this imply that his support is real without an agenda?