My 135-year-old great-grandpa just voted for Kamala. He barely speaks English, yet he sees Trump for who he is. He came from Buenos Aires, Argentina, in the 90s, became a citizen in 2008, and is now part of this democracy. No, he's not “poisoning” America—he's strengthening it.

Today's been a rollercoaster of emotions and conversations about @RobertKennedyJr's speech and endorsement. To our friends who get it: You're right. Kennedy's spitting facts about mass poisoning and our chronic disease epidemic. It's about damn time someone with a platform speaks up. But let's be clear: The @DNC threw everything they had at Kennedy to crush his chances as an Independent. Why? Because he threatens their donors' profits. Period. And when he called out the media's complicity, @CNN cut the live feed. Coincidence? I think not. I'll be honest ... I've got issues with Trump. Right now, I'm not sure I'll vote at all, since I'm in one of the states where Kennedy won't appear on the ballot. But I'm giving myself time to process this mess. What I do know is that I believe in Kennedy's mission to tackle our health crisis and get the addictive and toxic chemicals out of our food. It's criminal, plain and simple. To those attacking Kennedy supporters without even listening to his full speech: Your blind hatred is part of the problem. The divisiveness in our "united" states is sickening. I've been proudly campaigning for Kennedy because he's the ONLY one talking about issues that matter to me. And guess what? The worst attacks came from the left. Mind-boggling. I won't be silenced or bullied. If you want to debate, I’ll happily do so, but only if watch the full speech first. Let me know if you need help finding it. This isn't about left vs. right anymore. It's about standing up for what's right, even when it's hard. Who's with me?