RFK Jr.'s Conservative Media Appearances Raise Concerns Among Republicans
New York Times Report Highlights Concerns
In the days following a 2010 call from NewYork-Presbyterian, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. underwent a series of medical tests, including a brain scan. The results of these tests have become a focal point in a recent New York Times report that highlights concerns among Republicans about his increasingly frequent appearances on conservative media platforms.
Growing Support Among Conservative Base
Kennedy Jr., who is running as an independent presidential candidate, has gained traction among a segment of the conservative base. His appearances on platforms such as Fox News and Newsmax have garnered attention and support.
Skepticism and Alarm
However, some Republicans are expressing skepticism about Kennedy Jr.'s claims and motives. They worry that his conservative media appearances are part of a broader effort to promote baseless conspiracy theories and undermine the legitimacy of the Republican Party.
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