Donald Trump, the former president and Republican presidential candidate, responded on Thursday to rumors that separate RKF Jr. would support him and withdraw from the race. Trump said that Kennedy Jr. is a different sort of a man when he appeared on Fox News. ” He is a very nice people. I may get honored if he gave me his support. It would be a great honor for me. He truly has the correct intentions in mind. He is a respectable man. Women love some of his policies and some people do n’t love some of his policies”, Trump said.
” But, overall, I thought the Democrats, he was a Democrat, I do n’t know what he is right now. But he was a Democrat. They treated him very seriously. He may have, in my opinion, won the main by beating Biden. I think there was a great possibility”, Trump said.
” What they did to him is what they did to Biden,” the statement read. They were extremely unpleasant and kicked him away. Because he was doing so well, they made it impossible for him to enter elections. Because of Biden’s poor character, I believe he may have overturned him,” Trump said.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may address the nation on Friday about the course of his campaign, amid rumors that he will withdraw from the race and back Donald Trump. His plan is short on assets because Kennedy’s support is declining. Nicole Shanahan, Kennedy Jr.’s running mate, recently suggested that the plan might be attempting to support Trump despite the rumor that Trump-Kennedy Jr.’s previous meeting on the same subject was unsuccessful.
According to Shanahan, there are only two options left to the Kennedy plan. On the Impact Theory podcast, Shanahan said,” We have two options, one of which is staying in and the other is starting a new party, but we have a chance of Kamala Harris and Walz winning.” Or we leave right now and add Donald Trump’s forces, explain to our center why we’re making this choice, and then we walk away.
Kennedy Jr. stated that he is as always ready to talk with democratic party officials to advance the objectives for which he served in his political career.
