Whitehouse and Kennedy attended law school together at the University of Virginia where they hiked, hunted and rafted the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The veteran Rhode Island Democrat won't say which way he'll vote on one of President Trump's most controversial cabinet nominations.

Wanted to share some information on the RFK Jr. nomination before the Senate. It probably won’t surprise you that

Why would it matter if Whitehouse bucks common sense and votes to install RFK in Trump’s Cabinet? As Marshall points out, support for Kennedy among Republican senators is fluid for all the reasons you might expect (not everyone wants to see long-conquered childhood diseases make a comeback in this,

Talking Points Memo, a D.C. news outlet, reported Friday that Senate Democrats fear Whitehouse may vote to confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the president’s pick to be health and human services secretary.