前总统唐纳德·特朗普声称，如果不是因为他已经成为总统候选人，他将“绝对”获得自由党大会提名假定共和党提名人.
在周六出席该党大会后，特朗普在周日的一份声明中指出了人群的“热情”，他在那里得到了不同的回应，包括可以听到的嘘声。
“我没有提交自由党提名的书面材料的原因是，如果我想要的话，我绝对会得到它(每个人都可以从昨晚人群的热情中看出这一点!)，事实是，作为共和党提名人，我不允许获得另一个政党的提名，”特朗普周日在他的社交媒体平台上写道。
特朗普继续说:“无论如何，我相信我会获得大多数自由主义者的选票。
在周日的讲话中，川普还抨击了小罗伯特·F·肯尼迪自由党大会的候选人虽然最终没有被选为候选人。
“小肯尼迪是一个激进的左翼民主党人，他摧毁了他所触及的一切，尤其是在纽约和新英格兰，尤其是在能源成本和实用性方面，”特朗普在TruthSocial上写道他不是自由意志主义者。只有傻瓜才会投他的票!"
肯尼迪在最后一刻获得总统候选人提名，但没有获得足够的选票继续竞选。他周日在社交媒体上做出反应，称该党的举动是“一个意外的荣誉”。
“今天早上醒来发现自由党寻求提名我，真是意想不到的荣幸。肯尼迪在X上写道:“如果有提名的话，我会接受的，因为无党派人士和第三政党现在需要团结起来，把我们的国家从腐败的两党制中拯救出来。”他说，他在大会上的讲话是他竞选活动的一个“高潮”
他最后说:“虽然我们可能不会在每个下游问题上达成一致，但我们的和平、言论自由和公民自由的核心价值观使我们成为天然的盟友……让我们把我们的国家带回去。
他在X上的一篇帖子中写道，他“如果被提名，他会接受提名，因为独立人士和第三政党现在需要团结起来。”
对于特朗普在社交媒体上的最新攻击，肯尼迪尚未做出回应。
两位候选人都同意应党主席的邀请在大会上发言。肯尼迪周五发表了讲话，得到了成员们的冷淡回应——他们中的大多数人在周末接受美国广播公司采访时表示，他们不认为肯尼迪是“真正的自由意志主义者”。
特朗普周六的讲话要混乱得多，在他专注于讨好选民的简短讲话中，不断发出嘘声，并与执法部门发生了一些肢体冲突。
肯尼迪的竞选伙伴尼科尔·沙纳汉原定于周日下午在大会上发言，但在肯尼迪被淘汰后没有发言就离开了。
然而，周六，她对记者谈到一些党员反对肯尼迪出席大会时说，“我认为我们合作成功的可能性很大。”
沙纳汉说，特朗普周六晚上的讲话显示了“这个国家的分裂”，并声称肯尼迪是来“弥合这一分歧”的。
沙纳汉和她的搭档雅各布·斯特鲁瓦塞尔在特朗普周六晚上的演讲中出现在房间里。
沙纳汉说:“在那个房间里是一个有趣的时刻。“很明显，这个国家存在很大的分歧，这正是鲍比·肯尼迪此时此刻在这里的目的——弥合这一分歧。我认为他是合适的人选，我全力以赴。”
Trump says he 'would have absolutely gotten' Libertarian Party nomination if he could have run, slams RFK Jr..
Former President Donald Trump claimed he would have "absolutely" gotten the Libertarian Party convention nomination for president, if not for already being thepresumptive GOP nominee.
In a statement on Sunday, following an appearance at the party's convention on Saturday, Trump noted the "enthusiasm" of the crowd, where he received a mixed response that included audible booing.
"The reason I didn't file paperwork for the Libertarian Nomination, which I would have absolutely gotten if I wanted it (as everyone could tell by the enthusiasm of the Crowd last night!), was the fact that, as the Republican Nominee, I am not allowed to have the Nomination of another Party," Trump wrote on his social media platform on Sunday,
"Regardless, I believe I will get a Majority of the Libertarian Votes," Trump continued.
In his message on Sunday, Trump also slammed Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who received a nomination to be acandidate at the Libertarian Party convention, though ultimately was not chosen as its candidate.
"Junior' Kennedy is a Radical Left Democrat, who's destroyed everything he's touched, especially in New York and New England, and in particular, as it relates to the Cost and Practicality of Energy,” Trump wrote on TruthSocial. "He’s not a Libertarian. Only a FOOL would vote for him!"
Kennedy, who received an 11th-hour nomination to be a presidential candidate, but didn't manage enough votes to continue, reacted on social media on Sunday, calling the party's move "an unexpected honor."
"What an unexpected honor to wake up this morning to a groundswell in the Libertarian Party seeking to nominate me. I would have accepted the nomination if offered because independents and third parties need to unite right now to reclaim our country from the corrupt two-party system," Kennedy wrote on X, saying that his speech at the convention was a "high point" of his campaign.
“While we may not agree on every downstream issue, our core values of peace, free speech, and civil liberties make us natural allies… Let’s take our country back," he concluded.
In a post on X, he wrote that he "would have accepted the nomination if offered because independents and third parties need to unite right now."
Kennedy has not responded to Trump's latest attack on social media.
Both candidates had agreed to speak at the convention upon invitation from the party’s chair. Kennedy spoke on Friday, which garnered a lukewarm response from members – most of whom signaled to ABC News in interviews over the weekend that they didn’t consider Kennedy a “real Libertarian.”
Trump’s speech on Saturday was much more chaotic, with constant booing and some physical altercations with law enforcement occurring amid his short remarks focused on courting the voting block.
Kennedy's running mate, Nicole Shanahan, was slated to address the convention Sunday afternoon but left without speaking after Kennedy was eliminated.
On Saturday, however, she spoke with reporters about some party members' opposition to Kennedy being at the convention, saying, "I think there’s a great deal of possibility of success in us working together."
Shanahan said Trump's speech Saturday night showed a "division in this country," claiming that Kennedy is here to "heal that divide."
Shanahan and her partner Jacob Strumwasser were in the room at Trump's Saturday night speech.
"It was an interesting moment to be in that room," Shanahan said. "Very clearly, there’s clearly quite a bit of division in this country and that's what Bobby Kennedy is here for in this moment – to heal that divide. And I think he's the right guy for it, and I'm all in."
