They fear an alliance.
Nicole Shanahan, the vice-presidential candidate for RFK Jr., recently shared on X that Democrats are anxious about the potential for their campaign to support Donald Trump. In her post, Shanahan mentioned receiving numerous urgent communications from former Democratic associates, indicating their fear of a possible alliance with Trump. She criticized the Democratic Party for their attempts to undermine their campaign, suggesting that instead of focusing on Trump, they should allow fair debate and stop manipulating media and polls.
A source close to the campaign has revealed that RFK Jr. is expected to announce the suspension of his campaign on Friday in Phoenix, Arizona. Shanahan, during an appearance on Fox News @ Night, expressed her frustration with the Democratic Party’s efforts to obstruct their campaign. She highlighted that their campaign has faced significant hurdles, including issues with ballot access, which she attributes to the actions of the Democratic Party and its affiliated PACs.
The Kennedy/Shanahan ticket has encountered challenges in getting on the ballot in various states, with recent difficulties in New York due to residency disputes. According to a Fox News poll from earlier this month, RFK Jr.’s national support stands at 6%, a decrease from 10% in July and a high of 15% in November 2023.
Former President Trump commented on RFK Jr. during an interview with FOX & Friends, expressing that he would feel honored if RFK Jr. were to endorse him. Trump praised RFK Jr. as a person with good intentions and respect, indicating a positive view of the potential endorsement.
