Trump says he would be 'honored' by RFK Jr. endorsement, says Democrats 'treated him very badly'
FOX NewsAUG 13 2024
In a speech on Friday, Robert F. Kennedy (RFK) Jr., the independent candidate for the 2024 US Presidential Election, announced that he's suspending his campaign and endorsing Republican candidate Donald Trump.
He said he will remove himself from the ballot in contentious battleground states, but that he will stay on the ballot in firmly "red" and "blue" states so his supporters in those areas can still vote for him without "harming or helping."
Elsewhere in his speech, Kennedy, who initially sought to run as a Democrat, said he wanted to "end the corrupt merger of state and corporate power." He added, "In an honest system, I believe I would have won the election."
Unlike Joe Biden, who's portayed as having stepped down when really he was forced out, RFK Jr. has sincerely sacrificed his political ambitions to serve a greater cause: kicking the Democrats out of the White House. While it's not clear how this will affect the election, many of his supporters have said they'll vote Trump if he drops out. Kennedy and Trump disagree on many things, but they agree on enough to join hands and defeat the warmongering Democrats.
RFK Jr. has just added to his long list of deranged political decisions. First and foremost, he believes he has enough supporters to help Trump, which is unlikely given his plummeting pole numbers and recent negative press. To make things worse, he followed the announcement by pushing conspiracies about the food industry causing mental health issues. With Kennedy's endorsement, Trump can lose this election with even more embarrassment.