Rob Schneider asks RFK Jr's supporters to vote for Trump, says Democrats run on 'hatred' for ex-POTUS

WASHINGTON, DC: Comedian Rob Schneider asked "Robert Kennedy Jr. supporters and American Citizens" to support Donald Trump, as the independent candidate for president suspended his campaign on Friday, August 23.

Schneider posted a lengthy message on social media shortly before Kennedy made his formal announcement that he would halt his candidacy and support Trump in November's presidential election. With Trump-style capitalization to highlight specific words and phrases, the 'Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo' star sent a caustic letter.

Rob Schneider says Democrats won't make lives of Americans better

"Dear Fellow Robert Kennedy Jr. supporters and American Citizens, as we have seen this week, ONCE AGAIN the Democratic Party is NOT running on any ideas to make American’s lives better, they are once again running on the hatred of one individual, Donald J Trump," Rob Schneider wrote, per Fox News.

"And they are hoping that YOU will HATE him so much that you will forget about the Democrat’s FOREVER WARS that are pushing the world closer to World War III," he continued. "They are hoping that you forget about your grocery bills being 26% higher since Biden/Harris took office."

Rob Schneider says Democrats are hoping Americans forget a variety of issues

Rob Schneider went on to say that Democrats were hoping that Americans would forget about a number of issues, including the censorship that the Biden-Harris administration was pushing, the firing of federal workers who refused the Covid-19 vaccine, the forcing of masks on young children, the closing of small businesses, the pushing of the "gender madness of child mutilation surgeries," the opening of the southern border, and the flooding of American cities with migrants and fentanyl.

Rob Schneider aims at Democrats' history of bashing Donald Trump's supporters

The comedian then attacked Vice President Kamala Harris for joining the ticket without first going through a proper contest and pointed out the Democratic Party's track record of disparaging Donald Trump's voters.

"The Democrats CALLED TRUMP ‘HITLER’ and half the CITIZENS of our country ‘MAGATS’ and DEPLORABLES, INCITING HATRED AND THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF A FORMER PRESIDENT," Schneider wrote. 

"The Democrats cry of ‘SAVING DEMOCRACY’ as they DISCARD the 14 MILLION DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED FOR BIDEN IN THE PRIMARY, effecting a COUP, pushing OUT A DULY ELECTED PRESIDENT and much like the SOVIET POLITBURO, INSTALLING THEIR NEW PUPPET LEADER who had the LOWEST APPROVAL RATING OF ANY FORMER VICE PRESIDENT and who has still REFUSED to take ANY QUESTIONS FROM THE PRESS," he continued.

He added, "YES, the Democrats are hoping that you HATE TRUMP more than YOU LOVE YOUR COUNTRY AND YOUR FREE SPEECH, YOUR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION AND SAFETY AND YOUR FREEDOMS."

Schneider said Kennedy supporting Trump is simply "a rejection of the authoritarian and serial undemocratic actions of the [Democrat] machine."

"As a fellow American Citizen and Robert Kennedy Jr. supporter, I hope that you will OPPOSE TYRANNY and join us and VOTE FOR DONALD J. TRUMP FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA," Schneider wrote, concluding his message with an image of the American flag.

Internet says there's 'something uniquely passionate about' RFK Jr's endorsement of Donald Trump

Netizens hailed Robert Kennedy Jr's decision to drop out of the presidential race and support Donald Trump instead.

One X user tweeted, "The choice is easy. Today the dream team expands." Another added, "Welcome aboard the Trump train Rob."

"Imagine, a guy whose family fathers were assassinated running with a guy who avoided being assassinated. There's something uniquely passionate about this," remarked one.

Someone else wrote, "Bravo! Well said. Thank you for taking the time and using your considerable platform to make a logical, fact filled plea for those who are not already on board to MAGA to come to the realization that this may be a last stand for our Freedom and America."

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