Creators of the Super PAC supporting the Democratic presidential hopeful appear to be connected to GOP Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and George Santos.
reported on Friday, citing data compiled by OpenSecrets, a nonprofit that tracks campaign financing and lobbying.
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is seen on June 5 in Philadelphia. A Super PAC called Heal the Divide that was launched to support the Democratic 2024 presidential reportedly has ties to top MAGA Republicans.The group behind Heal the Divide has listed Jason D.
In addition to reportedly being connected to Greene's campaign, Heal the Divide appears to have on its website the same terms of service as MAGA PAC, a Trump Super PAC,Kennedy Jr. has often been on the same page with some conservatives and Republicans when it came to certain issues such as the COVID-19 pandemic. He has become well-known for being outspoken against COVID-19 restrictions and opposed the COVID vaccine.
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