But RFK Jr. still poses a risk to the president.
Potential candidates the group reportedly approached—and was turned down by—include former New Jersey governor Chris Christie, former GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley, former Maryland governor Larry Hogan, and Senator Joe Manchin.
” Appearing on MSNBC, she made a similar warning: On Monday, Kennedy received immense blowback from Democrats when he claimed Biden is a bigger threat to democracy than Trump, who, as a reminder, literally tried to steal a second term.
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