Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated as Secretary of Health and Human Services under the incoming Trump administration.
After an initial appearance for the former president in Arizona, Kennedy says he’s going to continue working to get Trump reelected.
Kennedy urged his followers to back the former president in his first appearance since dropping out of the 2024 election.
The panel voted to approve the Constitution Party’s spot on the November general election ballot but delayed action on We the People and Justice for All.
Not permitted to take the stage in Atlanta, Kennedy held his own forum in Los Angeles where he answered the same questions directed to Biden and Trump
Mr. Kennedy said he will answer the same debate questions as President Biden and former President Trump.
The independent presidential candidate vowed to cut military spending by 50 percent and reallocate that money to domestic programs.
The Kennedy campaign has submitted enough signatures to gain ballot access in 21 states totaling 292 Electoral College votes, the campaign reported.
At least 10 states haven’t yet certified Mr. Kennedy’s candidacy, which could impact on his eligibility for the debate.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has been nominated as Secretary of Health and Human Services under the incoming Trump administration.
After an initial appearance for the former president in Arizona, Kennedy says he’s going to continue working to get Trump reelected.
Kennedy urged his followers to back the former president in his first appearance since dropping out of the 2024 election.
The panel voted to approve the Constitution Party’s spot on the November general election ballot but delayed action on We the People and Justice for All.
Not permitted to take the stage in Atlanta, Kennedy held his own forum in Los Angeles where he answered the same questions directed to Biden and Trump
Mr. Kennedy said he will answer the same debate questions as President Biden and former President Trump.
The independent presidential candidate vowed to cut military spending by 50 percent and reallocate that money to domestic programs.
The Kennedy campaign has submitted enough signatures to gain ballot access in 21 states totaling 292 Electoral College votes, the campaign reported.
At least 10 states haven’t yet certified Mr. Kennedy’s candidacy, which could impact on his eligibility for the debate.