On Friday, AUG 23, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his campaign and endorsed President Trump.

The following are excerpts from Kennedy’s Press Release:

Kennedy will remain on the ballot in most of the states for which he has qualified. “But in about 10 battleground states where my presence would be a spoiler,” Kennedy said, “I will remove my name and urge voters not to vote for me.”

In his speech, Kennedy described the considerations that led him to pull out. First was the censorship, media blockade, and legal warfare that kept his message from reaching vast swaths of the electorate. Second was the fact that many of his core issues have been adopted by Donald Trump.

In his statement, he said, “Last summer, it looked like no candidate was willing to negotiate a quick end to the Ukraine war, to tackle the chronic disease epidemic, to protect free speech and restore our Constitutional freedoms, to clean corporate influence out of government, or to defy the Neocons and their agenda of endless military adventurism."

He concluded his address with a call for unity. “Ultimately the only thing that will save our children and our country is if we choose to love them more than we hate each other,” said Kennedy.

RFK is correct. We need to unite as a country. I encourage everyone to vote on NOV 5 and to vote for President Trump to Make America Great Again.

Read the full transcript here.