Kennedy, a long shot presidential candidate, announced his decision in Oakland, where Shanahan, 38, grew up.
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Tuesday announced that he had selected California tech lawyer, entrepreneur and political newcomer Nicole Shanahan as his vice presidential running mate. With no experience holding or running for elected office, Shanahan epitomizes the kind of nontraditional choices Kennedy has said he would bring to the White House if his long shot bid for the presidency succeeds.
” Shanahan demonstrated in her remarks that she would not shy away from raising topics not typically discussed in mainstream politics, including Kennedy's skepticism about vaccines. She said her own journey — struggling to give birth to a child and then having that daughter diagnosed as on the autism spectrum — had led her on a hunt for explanations.
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