A leading advisor to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced she is leaving his presidential campaign.
Angela Stanton King said the campaign created an “increasingly hateful and divisive atmosphere.”
“After much reflection, I’ve decided to step away from the political theatre,” Standon King wrote on social media. “The increasingly hateful and divisive atmosphere no longer aligns with my values.”
“I will continue to advise RFK Fr. on key community issues. Now, it’s time for me to pursue peace and fully dedicate myself to my nonprofit work, supporting pregnant women and returning citizens,” she continued. “This new chapter excites me, as I focus on making a tangible difference where it’s needed most.”
Stanton King was previously a supporter of Donald Trump.
A report from CBS News alleged that Stanton King’s support for Trump was “hurting the campaign.”
Stanton King denied the claims, saying, “Reports that I’ve been let go from the RFK campaign for ANY reason are 100% ABSOLUTELY FALSE.”
