Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will campaign Saturday for Donald Trump in Glendale, returning to the same city where he boosted the GOP nominee at a rally last month.

The divided ruling was met by a dissent that said the majority “erodes the rule of law and contributes to a loss of faith in the impartiality of the state judiciary.’’

The majority ruling reverses a Friday opinion from the Court of Appeals, which said there was no reason not to remove Kennedy's name from the ballot.

Heck, Kennedy — best known for his vaccine denialism, his weird “prank” with the body of a dead bear cub, as well as for his famous name — is even on Trump’s presidential transition team now. Which means he might have a big hand in shaping the policies and personnel in the next White House.

The Court's majority ruled that the MI Secretary of State could keep Kennedy on the ballot. His request, they ruled, did not merit the relief for which he asked.