Two U.S. presidential candidates have taken a firm stance against central bank digital currencies (CBDC). Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have both declared their opposition to the U.S. adopting this form of currency.
What Happened: Kennedy Jr., exploring a bid as a Libertarian candidate, emphasized his commitment to financial autonomy online. He said, “As president, I will end the efforts to move toward a CBDC.” His remarks came as part of discussions with Dr. Joseph Mercola about the future of financial freedom.
Kennedy Jr., considering running as an independent to secure his place on ballots across the country, also indicated openness to accepting a Libertarian nomination on a CNN program hosted by ...