One Democratic organization has denied the allegations, calling them a 'conspiracy theory.'
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is accusing the Democratic National Committee and the progressive group MoveOn.org of hiring protesters to hold up disparaging signs at an event he spoke at on Saturday at Union Station in Los Angeles.'One of the protesters was carrying a sign shaming me for attacking COVID vaccines. One of our staffers asked if he took the vaccine, and he said, 'Hell no.' ' Kennedy told Newsweek. 'The DNC, by way of MoveOn, is paying big money to hire protesters.
' MoveOn declined to comment on the ad.'Bird-dogging is Democrat-speak for harassment, dirty tricks and trolling,' Fox said.Kennedy, whose campaign could be a threat to President Joe Biden's reelection hopes if he siphons more votes from him than he does from Republican challenger Donald Trump, told Newsweek the effort to derail his campaign also includes online trolls from Pakistan and Nigeria who pretend to be American voters.
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