President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is garnering attention as his confirmation process heats up. The latest twist? Rhode Island Democrat Senator Sheldon Whitehouse might break party ranks to vote in favor of Kennedy—a surprising development given the polarized nature of Washington politics.
According to WPRI, Whitehouse and Kennedy share a unique bond that traces back to their days as law school roommates. Their relationship, rooted in years of friendship and shared experiences, is now under the spotlight.
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In 1998, The Providence Journal chronicled their close ties, noting their outdoor adventures during law school. “On many mornings, the two young men, scions of wealthy families with histories of public service, hiked and hunted in the woods around Charlottesville, Va. Kennedy half-kiddingly says he failed his first bar exam because Whitehouse persuaded him to take a four-day whitewater rafting trip in West Virginia when he should have been studying,” the outlet reported.
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