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Ex-President Donald Trump, left, takes the stage with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Arizona on Aug. 23, 2024, hours after the independent candidate suspends his White House bid (Associated Press photo by Evan Vucci). Below is a statement by five of RFK Jr.'s siblings decrying his endorsement as a "betrayal." 

Independent U.S. Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s endorsement of Republican Presidential nominee Donald J. Trump prompted a remarkable outpouring of comment pro and con, sampled below.

The drama reflected in the comments extends beyond normal politics. That's partly because RFK Jr. (the candidate's widely used nickname) seeks to  empower a new Trump Administration hostile to some of his and his family's long-held liberal positions.

Also, RFK Jr. seeks to obtain a post in a new administration with the power to advance some of his highly controversial (some would say "anti-science," "deranged" or even "con man") views about health care. He seeks also from Trump the release of assassination records and other accountability for what RFK Jr. regards as government complicity and cover-up regarding the assassinations of his uncle, John F. Kennedy (JFK) in 1963, and of his father, Robert F. Kennedy (RFK), in 1968.

The Guardian headlined the endorsement news as follows: RFK Jr suspends campaign and backs Trump, with these sub-headlines: "Trump accepts RFK Jr. endorsement and vows to release JFK assassination files; Ex-president takes stage with Kennedy in Arizona, hours after independent candidate suspends White House bid."

The newspaper further reported:

Hours after being endorsed by the third-party candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Donald Trump said he would release “all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of John F. Kennedy” if he were elected president in November as part of a proposed new commission on presidential assassination attempts, including the one that targeted him.

Speaking at a rally in Glendale, Arizona, Trump also pledged that, if elected, he would “establish a panel of top experts” that would work with Kennedy, a prominent anti-vaccine advocate, to investigate childhood health problems. The 13 July assassination attempt on Trump is already being officially investigated, including by the Secret Service and the FBI.

Kennedy, the scion of one of the country’s most famous Democratic political dynasties, got a roar of approval from Republicans when he joined Trump onstage at a Republican campaign rally in Glendale, Arizona. “Bobby! Bobby!” the crowd chanted.

Yet five of Kennedy's siblings responded with a statement decrying his Trump endorsement as a "betrayal" of the family legacy.

In a joint statement, The Guardian's report continued, five of Kennedy’s siblings – Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Courtney Kennedy, Kerry Kennedy, Chris Kennedy and Rory Kennedy – called RFK’s endorsement of Trump “a betrayal of the values that our father and our family hold” and “a sad ending to a sad story.” They said they were supporting the Democratic ticket of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz.

In March, President Biden, first row center, hosted more than three dozen members of the Kennedy family at the White House on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, 2024.

Prominent in the Biden-Harris administration have been two members of the Kennedy Family who are diplomats: One is U.S. Ambassador To Australia Caroline Kennedy, left, a former U.S. ambassador to Japan from 2013 to 2017 and the only surviving child of JFK and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy. The other is U.S. Special Envoy To Northern Ireland Joseph Kennedy III, below right (and shown also in the family photo above), a grandson of RFK and also a former congressman like his father, Joseph P. Kennedy II.

The comments below include those from experts who have been heavily focused through the years, as has the Justice Integrity Project's editor, on documents withheld from public view regarding the JFK and RFK assassinations. This editor will moderate a panel on the topic of JFK records release that is scheduled for the annual conference of the group Citizens Against Political Assassinations (CAPA) to be held from Nov. 22 to 24 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Dallas, TX.

The comments below are drawn from both published reports and emailed interviews by the Justice Integrity Project, include those pertaining both to RFK Jr.'s public career as an environmental lawyer and advocate and his notorious statements and actions. Among the issues are RFK Jr.'s vast money-making via his presidential campaign and his best-selling book, Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health, denouncing conventional disease prevention via vaccines, as well as his controversial statements on Ukraine, Israel, NATO, women, immigration, among other topics.

Two former colleagues quoted below allege that he has become deranged and now represents a grave danger to the public, especially in terms of public health, national security and helping Trump return to the presidency. "If RFK Jr. gets his way on vaccines," says domestic terrorism researcher and longtime school teacher Stuart Wexler, "it would probably contribute to more deaths over time than some recent wars."

Others maintain that RFK Jr. is a good man traumatized by his father's death, with talents and ideas that are widely misunderstood.