Independent candidate in the US presidential election Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spoken with his Republican rival Donald Trump about accepting a position in the second Trump administration in exchange for support in the election, the Washington Post reported, citing of sources, cited by Focus.
According to four sources at the newspaper, Kennedy Jr. has been offered a top post on health and medical affairs if Trump wins the presidential race.
According to the US publication's sources, the talks began hours after the July 13 assassination attempt against Trump, but they did not lead to a deal due to concerns in Trump's circle that the promise of office in exchange for political support would lead to complications .