Robert F. Kennedy Jr. joined Donald Trump on stage at a rally hosted by Turning Point Action in Glendale, Arizona, where he shared his support for the Trump campaign.
Prior to joining Trump on stage, Kennedy held a press briefing to announce his decision and criticize the Democratic Party. He described the party as one of “war, censorship, corruption, Big Pharma, Big Tech, and Big Money,” signaling a significant shift in his political alignment.
While the two have been political opponents for the past 16 months, RFK shared that there are several issues he and Trump have always been in agreement on, including food safety and media censorship.
RFK’s move to unify America and back Trump despite his own campaign is a move that is still sending ripples through the political landscape.
“Make America Safe Again” is an issue that resonated with an entire arena full of 20,000 voters.
The timing of Kennedy’s campaign suspension and endorsement is particularly significant, as recent polls indicate a tight race between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in key swing states.
Republican strategists hope Kennedy’s endorsement will lead to greater unification within the conservative base, potentially bolstering Trump’s chances of victory in the upcoming November election.
