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(Howell, MI) – Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s running mate says their campaign now has two choices. Nicole Shanahan said it’s either drop out and support former President Trump or remain in the race and “risk” a victory by Vice President Harris. The admission comes as the Kennedy-Shanahan ticket continues to decline in the polls. Shanahan said they would have to explain to their supporters why they’re supporting Trump if they decide to walk away from possibly creating a viable third party. She also noted the campaign has to ask if they “trust Trump and his personal sincerity to really do the right thing for our country.”
Meanwhile, on a campaign stop in Michigan, Donald Trump says he would consider Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for a role in his administration. The former President spoke with reporters where he said he likes and respects RFK, and “probably would” consider him for a job with the administration if Trump wins the presidency in November. He also referred to Kennedy as a “brilliant guy” and said he’d be “honored” if Kennedy chose to endorse him.
