RFK Jr. Ends Presidential Bid, Endorses Donald Trump

Today, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the suspension of his presidential campaign, garnering attention for his unexpected endorsement of Donald Trump. Kennedy, whose campaign has been riddled with strange stories and accusations, described feeling he no longer had a realistic path to electoral victory. Initially launching his candidacy as a Democrat before switching to an independent, Kennedy's journey has raised eyebrows, especially following bizarre incidents like claiming a parasitic worm had entered his brain and leading to memory issues. His campaign has been described as almost 'carnival-like,' culminating in wild anecdotes like leaving a dead bear carcass in Central Park for laughs and facing allegations of sexual assault which he largely sidestepped. Analysts suggest that his endorsement of Trump, who has previously criticized him, may pose challenges for both, particularly regarding potential congressional confirmation. In a statement, five of Kennedy's siblings called the conclusion of his campaign a 'sad ending to a sad story,' highlighting the impact of the ongoing controversies that tarnished their family name.