Kennedy was denied Secret Service protection five times by the Department of Homeland Security before receiving it after the assassination attempt on Trump. Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will no longer receive Secret Service protection after he announced on Aug. 23 that he was suspending his campaign in 10 battleground states and urging
The Kennedy clan needs ’to be able to disagree with each other and still love each other,’ he says. 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
Some Kennedy supporters still plan to vote for him if he’s on their state ballot, while others are hopeful a Kennedy–Trump alliance defeats Harris in November. Since Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced he is suspending his campaign in battleground states and will back former President Trump’s White House bid, the reaction from supporters of the
After an initial appearance for the former president in Arizona, Kennedy says he’s going to continue working to get Trump reelected. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will continue campaigning for former President Donald Trump, the former independent presidential candidate has announced, just days after his first appearance at a Trump rally. “I’m going to be campaigning
Pennsylvania is again expected to be a key swing state in the 2024 election. A court in Pennsylvania on Aug. 23 ruled that independent presidential candidate Cornel West cannot appear on the presidential ballot in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state that determines the 2024 election. In a 15-page ruling, Commonwealth Court Judge Renée Cohn Jubelirer
Pennsylvania is again expected to be a key swing state in the 2024 election. A court in Pennsylvania on Aug. 23 ruled that independent presidential candidate Cornel West cannot appear on the presidential ballot in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state that determines the 2024 election. In a 15-page ruling, Commonwealth Court Judge Renee Cohn Jubelirer
A New York judge ruled against requiring the word ‘abortion’ in a ballot measure description for an anti-discrimination amendment. A New York judge has declined to compel state election officials to explicitly mention the word “abortion” in the description of a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at expanding anti-discrimination protections, dealing a setback to Democrats who