Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s long shot run at President took yet another blow Friday when announced he is removing his name from ballots in swing states. With this announcement came his endorsement of Republican candidate Donald Trump.
In his announcement he said, “In my heart, I no longer believe that I have a realistic path of electoral victory in the face of this relentless, systematic censorship and media control”.
This is similar to his reasoning for leaving the Democratic Party. Originally when he began his campaign last year he was running as a Democrat “the party of my father, my uncle… the champions of the Constitution” he called it.
RFK has since left the Dems and decided to run as an independent because, “it had become the party of war, censorship, corruption, big pharma, big tech, big money”.
In his short appearance at a Trump rally in Arizona hours after his announcement, he continued to speak on the censorship taking place in America. He also touched on how both he and Donald Trump agree that the United States could use the money being sent to Ukraine as well as agreeing to “Making America Healthy Again”.
“And don’t you want regulatory agencies to be free from corporate corruption? And that is what President Trump told me that he wanted. He also told me he wanted to end the grip of neocons on US foreign policy. He said he did not want anymore $200 billion wars in Ukraine, and we could use that money back here in the United States.” He said.
He pleaded for someone to stop the country from heading into complete totalitarianism and backing Trump as the guy to stop the US from going down that “slippery slope”.
