Lisa Haven has shared that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) is considering the possibility of joining the camp of former President Donald J. Trump following his planned withdrawal from the race.

The independent news analyst and host of the “Restricted Republic” podcast said Nicole Shanahan, RFK Jr.’s running mate, floated this possibility during an appearance on the “Impact Theory” podcast. According to Shanahan, their campaign is looking at two options.

The first option is staying in the race and forming a new party. But this comes with the risk of bolstering a Democratic win as doing so would draw votes away from Trump. The second option, Shanahan said, is that their campaign could “walk away right now and join forces with Donald Trump.”

Shanahan also mentioned explaining the second option to their base, further bolstering rumors of RFK Jr. dropping out. Sources cited by Alex Jones of InfoWars have also confirmed this decision, noting that it could happen as early as Aug. 23.

Haven described this development as interesting, commenting that things are about to get crazy for the Democrats if it does happen. The podcast host also urged the RFK Jr. camp to check out Trump’s platform and side with him. She also cited an article from ZeroHedge explaining why the independent presidential candidate wants to join Trump.

According to the piece, Shanahan is clearly disillusioned by the anti-Democratic methods that the Democratic Party have used to stall RFK Jr.’s progress. Haven pointed out that the Democrats have sabotaged RFK Jr.’s entire campaign, something they also did to Trump’s.

“It is all the same games. It’s almost as if they had it in from the very get go and our side’s not doing this. It’s almost as if they are two sides of the same thing. And why do I say that? Because they are.”

WaPo smears RFK Jr., claims he wanted a job under Harris administration

Haven also mentioned a story the Washington Post published about RFK Jr. trying to meet with Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, to discuss a cabinet job. But RFK Jr. himself blasted this smear, calling it fake news, and added that he never intended to meet with Harris.

“He never wanted to meet with her. He wasn’t interested in having anything to do with Kamala Harris and her administration whatsoever,” said Haven.

She pointed out that the mainstream media has repeatedly printed BS and fake news, with nobody correcting them for it as they do what they want. According to Haven, the mainstream media is working at the behest of the Democrats and the communist-socialist progressives.

Haven mentioned that Kennedy posted a message on his X page, where he slammed the Democratic Party for preventing him from getting on a ballot. (Related: RFK Jr. attacks Kamala Harris and Democratic Party on X.)

The independent news analyst also cited an article from the Gateway Pundit about RFK Jr.’s withdrawal from the race. Citing sources who spoke to Jones, the piece disclosed that the nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy is expected to officially endorse Trump during a rally in Los Angeles on Aug. 23.

The InfoWars founder hinted that RFK Jr., a staunch advocate for medical freedom and transparency, may be eyeing a top position within the Trump administration. He could either aim for the National Institutes of Health or the Department of Justice as U.S. attorney general – the latter a position once held by his father, the late U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy Sr. (D-NY).

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Watch Lisa Haven’s commentary on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. possibly joining the camp of former President Donald Trump below.

This video is from the Lisa Haven channel on Brighteon.com.

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Sources include:

Brighteon.com

FoxNews.com

ZeroHedge.com

TheGatewayPundit.com