Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended his independent presidential campaign, citing a lack of a realistic path to victory and ongoing media censorship. Despite the suspension, he will remain on the ballot in states where it won’t affect the race. His announcement was accompanied by controversy, as a court filing suggested he endorsed Donald Trump, a claim his campaign later denied, emphasizing that the filing was not authorized. Supporters expressed disappointment, viewing Kennedy's potential support for Trump as a betrayal of his anti-establishment stance. This decision follows a significant decline in his poll numbers, which dropped from a high of 12% to only 5%. Kennedy and his campaign have faced challenges in gaining traction since he left the Democratic Party to run as an independent.