A Three-Way #279 By Hank Silverberg It's only April, but the 2024 presidential election is heating up now. It could be one of most historical decisions in U.S. history. Recent polls have shown President Biden and Republican Donald Trump running neck-and-neck with each one swinging up or down every week. But what hasn't been talked about is how much of a significant impact Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s third party bid might have on the outcome. History has taught us that it is the Independent voter, not registered with each of the major parties, who usually decides presidential elections, and a recent Quinnipiac University poll had Kennedy polling 36% among those registered as Independents. Among all voters, that same poll had Trump at 39%, Biden at 38%, and Kennedy at 13% (the poll had Biden leading Trump 48%-45% with no third party candidates). Kennedy has little chance of actually getting elected, and has even had trouble getting on the