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RFK Jr.’s running mate Nicole Shanahan lists baffling reasons why she’d make a great president
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0:45Now PlayingRobert F. Kennedy Jr.’s running mate Nicole Shanahan rattled off a series of baffling reasons in an interview Thursday about why she would make a great president if she had to step into the role — including her knowledge of “batteries” and “world religions.”
Speaking to Elex Michaelson on Fox 11’s The Issue in her first major TV interview since joining Kennedy Jr.’s presidential ticket, Shanahan discussed basic policy issues and her personal life.
Michaelson asked Shanahan, 38, what experiences she’d had that would make her fit for president if, in a “worst-case scenario,” she had to lead the country.
“I think that I have a very sophisticated view on foreign affairs due to my previous work in intellectual property law (sic),” she said.
“I understand how global commerce works. I understand how we build batteries around the world.”
Her reasons as to why she’d make a great commander-in-chief became increasingly perplexing as she went on.
“I understand the importance of semiconductors. I understand that big foreign policy decisions are made specifically around semiconductors, and I also am multicultural,” she continued.
“My background is one in which I’ve spent most of my spiritual life studying world religions, and I think it’s really important right now for us to understand and respect each other’s religious alignment and understand the depths and the nuances of it.”
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