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After rumors that he might contemplate ending his bid for the White Home, impartial presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. went on the offensive in Nashville on Friday, taking swings at former President Donald Trump and highlighting his plans to strengthen the U.S. greenback with a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
Talking lower than 24 hours earlier than former Trump is scheduled to look on the Bitcoin2024 Convention at Nashville’s Music Metropolis Heart, Kennedy applauded Trump’s new evolution on the digital foreign money, however urged skepticism as to its legitimacy.
“I understand that tomorrow President Trump may announce his plan to build a Bitcoin Fort Knox and authorize the U.S. government to buy a million Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset,” Kennedy mentioned.
