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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ended his White House bid last week and endorsed former President Donald Trump.
At an event in Phoenix, Kennedy criticized the Democratic Party for its handling of the primary and alleged media censorship, claiming it waged legal battles against both him and Trump and conducted a “sham primary.” He requested that his name be removed from ballots in swing states to avoid being a “spoiler” but will remain on ballots in solidly red or blue states.
His announcement came just before Trump’s campaign event in nearby Glendale, Arizona, fueling speculation of the endorsement. This move concludes Kennedy’s campaign, ending the run of the environmental activist and vaccine skeptic from a prominent political family.
Many are speculating that if Trump wins, RFK Jr. could have a prominent position in his administration, particularly possibly as Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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