Fox 4 Kansas City reports:

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is making a push to be on the presidential ballot.

The presidential hopeful appeared at Kansas City’s Uptown Theater Wednesday for a campaign rally. He’s the son of former New York Senator Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of former President John F. Kennedy.

At the hour long rally he campaigned for securing America’s border, tackling chronic disease and inflation that’s led to credit card debt. He also addressed changes he’s seen in America since his father and his uncle were assassinated in the 1960s.

Kennedy will need roughly 1.5 million signatures nationwide to get on the ballot in all 50 states. 10,000 signatures are needed in Missouri. Even his supporters wonder how could he impact the election if successful.

“That’s a very good question because he’s going to draw people from both sides,” Tom Abeln said.

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