Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Donald Trump, citing the Democratic Party's alleged undermining of democracy. In a controversial move, Trump has reportedly invited Kennedy to join his second-term transition team, which raises concerns among Democrats about Kennedy's history of promoting conspiracy theories and public health misinformation. Kennedy intends to keep his name on the ballot in several states, despite claiming he would encourage voters not to support him in key battlegrounds where he might siphon votes from Trump. Election officials in critical states like Michigan and Wisconsin have confirmed his name will remain on the ballot. This situation reflects a complex dynamic, as Kennedy's presence could impact the election by drawing votes away from Trump, although he claims it is not his intention. The unfolding events highlight the contentious political landscape and the strategic maneuvering within both major parties.