While the swamp has likely dismissed Kennedy as a gadfly, the Secret Service issue makes a strong talking point for the campaign. It points up the gap that exists between DC insiders and, oh, say, the rest of America. And intentionally or not, it hearkens one back to the fates of his uncle and father, even among those who are too young to remember either or were unborn when those incidents occurred. And Kennedy has a populist appeal.
… The Michigan Primary should serve as a warning to the DNC and the Biden campaign that they have a very small needle to thread and an increasingly unpopular brand with which to do it. Which is why the party is so concerned about circling the wagons.