RFK Jr. Ends Presidential Bid, Backs Donald Trump

In a surprising turn of events, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced his decision to suspend his independent presidential campaign and endorse former President Donald Trump. Speaking from Washington, Kennedy articulated his frustrations with the Democratic Party, citing perceived corruption, censorship, and a departure from core values. His support for Trump comes amid dwindling popularity—polls reflected a sharp decline, showing him at just 5%, down from a high of 15%. As a candidate with deep familial ties to Democratic principles, RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Trump raises eyebrows and questions about party allegiances. Kennedy emphasized he is not terminating his campaign but suspending it, allowing his name to remain on the ballot in many states while removing it from ten battleground states to avoid acting as a spoiler in the election. Meanwhile, political analysts speculate about the implications of his endorsement, particularly concerning independent swing voters who could sway the election's tight dynamics. As the nation heads towards the November elections, the landscape becomes increasingly complex with only 72 days remaining and unforeseen developments on the horizon.