RFK suspends campaign, throws support behind President Donald Trump

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Video screenshot)
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a member of a family with decades of adherence to the Democrat party in America, on Friday suspended his campaign and threw his support behind President Donald Trump because he simply could not agree with the nation’s current Democrat party.

He criticized the party for abandoning, in fact trying to destroy, democracy with a government-tech censorship campaign that he blamed for working to try to keep him off the ballot and to put President Donald Trump in Jail.

He said Trump’s commitment to work to end the Ukraine-Russia war is enough, alone, for him to support this year’s GOP nominee.

He said Trump, in fact, has asked him to help in a new Trump administration.

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He said he met multiple times with Trump and found that he and Trump agree on “many” key issues.

They still will disagree on issues, Kennedy said, but on some subjects they plan to work together, like “ending the forever wars,” “ending childhood diseases,” “ending censorship,” “getting the intel agencies” out of the industry of spying Americans.

He said he tried to reach out to Kamala Harris’ campaign, who refused to meet with him.

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