Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, labeling the decision as 'good news' for the GOP. He intends to remove his name from ballots in ten battleground states to avoid drawing votes away from Trump, although he will remain on ballots in other states, including Michigan, where election law complicates his removal. The Trump campaign anticipates gaining the majority of Kennedy's supporters, especially in key states like Arizona and Wisconsin, while the Harris campaign is positioning itself to attract disaffected voters. Kennedy cited a lack of a realistic path to victory as a reason for his suspension amid perceived media bias against him. His family expressed gratitude for the support received during the campaign and emphasized their commitment to unity and progress. The implications of Kennedy's choice could significantly affect the electoral dynamics in pivotal states during the upcoming election.