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Who is Nicole Shanahan, the philanthropist picked by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his running mate?

Corresponding to People magazine, Shanahan's tumultuous childhood influenced her involvement in political and charitable endeavors.
Shanahan supported Kennedy because of shared values, sparking speculation about running mates.
CBS News suggests a potential lawsuit over Nevada ballot access for Kennedy's campaign.

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The Guardian

Nicole Shanahan: from philanthropist lawyer to RFK Jr’s running mate

Shanahan, 38, may be best known as the ex-wife of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, and was one of Kennedy’s biggest donorsRobert F Kennedy Jr, the prominent anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist who is running for president as an independent, announced on Tuesday that his running mate will be Nicole Shanahan. A Silicon Valley attorney and wealthy philanthropist, Shanahan has never held office and has little background in politics.Shanahan, 38, was prev…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Who is Nicole Shanahan, the philanthropist picked by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as running mate

It was unclear if Shanahan would use her own money on the campaign, but she has already opened her wallet to back Kennedy

1 month ago·India

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The Independent

Robert F Kennedy Jr announces attorney and investor Nicole Shanahan as running mate

‘I wanted someone who would honour the traditions of our nation, as a nation of immigrants, who also understand that to be a nation we need to secure borders,’ Kennedy says of Shanahan

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Who is Nicole Shanahan, the philanthropist picked by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as his running mate?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has picked a California lawyer and philanthropist who’s never held elected office to be his running mate in his independent bid for president. Kennedy made the

1 month ago·United States

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