In a political landscape often defined by division, the recent endorsements of Donald Trump by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard stand out as a powerful reminder that shared values can transcend partisan lines. These endorsements are not just about backing a candidate—they represent a broader shift in the American political psyche, where principles of sovereignty, anti-corruption, and the need to heal the country are becoming more important than strict party loyalty. Both RFK Jr. and Gabbard have made it clear that they didn’t leave the Democratic Party; the Democratic Party left them. Over the past few years, these

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