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Yeah, he was playing supporting Democrats while Biden was in power. But the truth is different when you look deeper: * [**Sam Bankman-Fried Floated ‘Coming Out’ as a Republican on Tucker Carlson** After FTX Collapse SBF's brainstorming notes included lines like **"Come out against the woke agenda."**](https://gizmodo.com/sbf-floated-coming-out-republican-tucker-carlson-1851340731) (March 15, 2024) * [**Sam Bankman-Fried Wants a Trump Pardon**. Sadly, There’s a Good Chance He’ll Get It. The disgraced **crypto fraudster appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show** to make his case.](https://slate.com/technology/2025/03/sam-bankman-fried-ftx-tucker-carlson-trump-pardon-crypto.html) (March 10, 2025) * [**SBF claims he gave tens of millions in untraceable donations to Republicans: “All my Republican donations were dark,”** he said, referring to political donations that are not publicly disclosed in FEC filings. ](https://time.com/6241262/sam-bankman-fried-political-donations/)(December 14, 2022)
RFK got over 1 million signatures from the electorate to be on the ballot in all 50 states. Democrats engaged in frivolous lawfare suing him in over 20 states to take him off the ballot, stopping him from campaigning for 2 months and draining campaign resources by keeping him in courts in various states. The DNC and RNC candidates are automatically allowed on all ballots and in the case of the DNC candidate, no one even voted for the candidate in a primary. There was no primary at all. Ross Perot was the last independent who got on all the ballots. After Perot, they made it near impossible for an independent. RFK polled up to 27% as an independent, higher than Perot during the 1992 debates. He was over 15% threshold in 7 polls prior to the debate but the two parties colluded with CNN to keep RFK out of the June debate. It was flagrantly corrupt. You can look at the people on the FEC board. There are only democrats and republicans. The only thing they agree on is making it impossible for a third party/independent to compete.
I was actually mostly engaging with his source but I also kinda stated the obvious. Dunno about sourcing common knowledge - but I'll give you this that lays it out fairly plainly for ya. https://wp.lancs.ac.uk/finec2023/files/2023/01/FEC-2023-017-Daniel-Rabetti.pdf Hope that helps. Found it on Google.