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RFK Jr. says Trump allies asked him to be VP

Robert F Kennedy Jr declined an offer from Donald Trump to be his running mate for the White House.
A website attacking Kennedy was launched by Make America Great Again Inc, linking him to extremist liberal positions.
Analysts suggest Kennedy's third-party campaign could impact Joe Biden's chances of winning the presidency.

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The Guardian

Robert F Kennedy Jr claims Trump had asked him to be running mate

The assertion followed the launch of a website attacking the independent presidential candidate calling him a ‘leftist radical’Robert F Kennedy Jr, the prominent conspiracy theorist and independent presidential candidate, claimed on Monday he had turned down an offer from Donald Trump to be his running mate for the White House.The assertion followed the launch earlier in the day of a website attacking Kennedy, published by a pro-Trump political …

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

RFK Jr claims Trump asked him to join ticket as his vice president

Independent presidential candidate says he turned down Trump’s offer

3 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hill

RFK Jr. says Trump allies asked him to be VP

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday alleged in a social media post that allies of former President Trump reached out to him about joining the Republican presidential ticket as Trump’s running mate, something the former president’s campaign has denied.

3 months ago·Washington, United States

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Newsweek

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says he was approached to be Trump's VP

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said members of former President Donald Trump's inner circle reached out to him about possibly being Trump's VP pick.

3 months ago·United States

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The Epoch Times

RFK Jr. Says Trump ‘Emissaries’ Asked Him to Be VP and He Declined

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. restated today that “emissaries” of former President Donald Trump approached him about joining his 2024 ticket, but he declined, while a Trump campaign adviser continued to deny the independent presidential candidate’s claim. Mr. Kennedy’s post on X, formerly Twitter, referenced President Trump’s comments on Truth Social in late March when he called Mr. Kennedy “the most radical left candidate in the race.” “President Trump…

3 months ago·New York, United States

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