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Posted: 2024-04-15T21:21:42Z | Updated: 2024-04-15T21:21:42Z Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Claims Trump Asked Him To Be His Veep And He Declined | HuffPost

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Claims Trump Asked Him To Be His Veep And He Declined

Republicans and Democrats alike were highly skeptical of the independent presidential candidate's assertion.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aroused skepticism from both the left and the right on Monday by claiming Donald Trump wanted him to be his vice president.

Kennedy made the dubious claim on X, formerly Twitter, a few days after the former president posted on his Truth Social platform that Kennedy was a much better option for Democrats than President Joe Biden   though he also called Kennedy the most radical left candidate in the race.

In Mondays post, Kennedy responded to the accusation that hes an ultra-left radical by saying that hes soooo liberal that [Trumps] emissaries asked me to be his VP.

Kennedy claimed he respectfully declined the offer, and added: I am against President Trump, and President Biden cant win.

Judging by his new website, it looks like President Trump knows who actually can beat him, Kennedy wrote.

HuffPost reached out to the Trump campaign regarding Kennedys claim, but no one immediately responded.

However, Trump campaign adviser Chris LaCivita dismissed the post, saying: Your a leftie loonie that would never be approached to be on the ticket..sorry!

Considering that Kennedy, like Trump , has what you might call only a casual relationship with the truththe post attracted a lot of skeptical comments from both Republicans and Democrats.

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