RFK Jr. Revises Abortion Stance Amid Campaign Turmoil

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shifts his position on abortion rights, advocating for restrictions after fetal viability following internal campaign disputes.

Kennedy initially opposed any government limits on abortions but revised his stance to support restrictions post-fetal viability.
The change follows intense internal discussion and public confusion over his previous statements on late-term abortions.
Campaign advisors and running mate Nicole Shanahan expressed surprise and disagreement with Kennedy's earlier unrestricted stance.
Kennedy's flip-flopping on abortion rights reflects broader uncertainties and strategic adjustments within his independent presidential campaign.
The candidate's evolving views on abortion are likely to influence voter perceptions and campaign dynamics ahead of the election.