Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump announced on Thursday that a “special guest” will join him during a rally in Glendale, Arizona, tomorrow.
The guest will join the former president while he speaks about his “America First policies and his vision to lower inflation and the cost of living, secure the border, and make our cities safe again,” the campaign said in a statement.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is widely speculated to be the person joining Trump tomorrow as he will be in the same city speaking earlier in the day.
ABC News reported that RFK is expected to drop out of the race this week and endorse Trump for president.
“I will not confirm or deny that,” RFK told the network. “We are not talking about any of that.”
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Kennedy slammed the Democrat Party over the way it forced President Joe Biden out of the race and handed the nomination to someone who received no votes in the primary.
“I think it was a coronation, it’s not democracy. Nobody voted. Who chose Kamala? It wasn’t voters,” he said. “She went in four weeks from being the worst liability for the Democratic Party to the second coming of Christ without giving one interview, without showing up for a debate, without a single policy that anyone thinks isn’t ridiculous. It’s not democracy.”
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Trump has spoken highly of RFK in recent days as he looks to court the lifelong Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate.
Trump said Democrats have “treated him very badly. What they did to him was what they did to [President] Biden. They really were harsh and threw him out. … They made it impossible for him to compete in primaries, because he was doing so well.”
Trump said he would be “honored” to have RFK’s endorsement and said that his heart was “in the right place.”
