RFK Jr. Responds to Family Members’ Criticism Over Trump Endorsement

by: Jack Phillips
08.25.24
Source: The Epoch Times
08/26/2024

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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Sunday responded to criticism from members of his family over his support for former President Donald Trump.

Last week, Kennedy announced he would be suspending his presidential campaign but would remain on the ballot in states that wouldn’t be competitive for either Trump or the Democratic Party’s nominee for president, Vice President Kamala Harris. He then appeared alongside Trump at an Arizona rally after announcing he would be endorsing the former president.

Kennedy on Sunday faced questions during a “Fox News Sunday” interview about a letter issued by several members of his family, who condemned his public support of Trump, that was distributed heavily on social media over the past weekend.

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