United States: Independent presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vice-presidential running mate, Nicole Shanahan, disclosed that their campaign is contemplating a potential alliance with former President Donald Trump, the Republican contender for the presidency.
During a dialogue with Tom Bilyeu on his show Impact Theory, Shanahan conveyed her confidence in “the future” of the United States under the stewardship of leaders like Trump and his vice-presidential nominee, Senator JD Vance (R-OH), according to the reports.
When probed about speculation that Kennedy might be negotiating a possible endorsement in exchange for a role within either Trump’s or Vice President Kamala Harris’s administration, Shanahan refuted any involvement in discussions with Harris. She further clarified that the notion of an endorsement had never been entertained with Harris’s team.
Reportedly, in a statement on X, Kennedy asserted that the “Democratic Party would be unrecognizable” to his forebears, specifically his father and uncle.
Kennedy, who commenced his presidential bid under the Democratic banner, lambasted the Democratic National Committee (DNC) for what he described as a “rigged” primary process.
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