RFK Jr ‘suspends’ presidential campaign and endorses Trump as he rails against ‘rigged’ system

Dark horse presidential contender and well-known vaccine skeptic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Friday that he is suspending his independent bid for the White House and throwing his support to Donald Trump.

“The mainstream of American politics and journalism derided my decision [to run],” Kennedy insisted during a press conference Friday afternoon, where he railed against chronic disease, “corruption” in health agencies, and the Democratic Party.

“Conventional wisdom said that it would be impossible even to get on the ballot as an independent. Because each state poses an insurmountable tangle of arbitrary rules for collecting signatures, I would need over a million signatures — something no presidential candidate in history had ever achieved, and then I’d need a team of attorneys and millions of dollars to handle all the legal challenges from the DNC. “

But, Kennedy said, while denigrating the Democratic Party, inaccurately, as one that “abandoned democracy,” he “proved them wrong.”

“In an honest system, I believe that I would have won the election,” the independent candidate claimed, slamming the media, without evidence, as being “tainted by government propaganda.”

“In my heart, I don’t believe that I have a realistic path to electoral victory in the face of this relentless systematic censorship and media control,” Kennedy said, without offering any proof.

Kennedy said he would now be endorsing Trump’s run, while at the same time lobbing bitter brickbats at the DNC. He will not be terminating his campaign, but rather, will be “simply suspending it,” Kennedy went on, clarifying that he would simply remove his name from the ballot in 10 battleground states.

“My name will remain on the ballot in most states,” he