Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s family has publicly denounced him for endorsing former President Trump, citing a departure from their shared family values. In a joint statement signed by five of RFK Jr.'s siblings, they expressed disappointment in his decision to support Trump, labeling it as a betrayal of their father's legacy and the values they hold dear.
The statement highlighted their belief in other political figures, Harris and Walz, and emphasized their disapproval of RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Trump. The family members, including Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Courtney Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, Chris Kennedy, and Rory Kennedy, conveyed their sadness over what they perceive as a regrettable conclusion to RFK Jr.'s political journey.
Furthermore, RFK Jr.'s cousin, Jack Schlossberg, criticized him for being 'for sale' and accused him of aligning with Trump for personal gain. Schlossberg, who has been vocal in his opposition to RFK Jr.'s campaign, expressed his lack of surprise at the endorsement and reiterated his support for Kamala Harris.
RFK Jr. announced his decision to suspend his Independent presidential campaign and back President Trump during an event in Phoenix, Arizona. He cited reasons such as free speech, the war in Ukraine, and the protection of children as the driving forces behind his choice to support Trump.
Following his announcement, RFK Jr. appeared on stage with Trump at a rally in Arizona, where he received enthusiastic support from the crowd. He criticized the Democratic National Committee for its actions against both him and Trump, accusing them of hindering a fair primary challenge to President Biden.
RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Trump has sparked controversy within his family and drawn criticism from those who have supported his political opponents. The decision marks a significant shift in his political stance and has raised questions about his future in the political arena.
