Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Endorses Trump, Denies Cabinet Role

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has suspended parts of his independent presidential campaign and endorsed former President Donald Trump, but stated there are 'no commitments' regarding a potential role in a Trump administration. During an interview, Kennedy clarified that while he and Trump have a 'general commitment to work together,' no specific cabinet position has been negotiated. He emphasized his desire to reform health agencies rather than dismantle them, aiming to eliminate corruption to better protect public health. Kennedy's decision to endorse Trump comes after weeks of speculation about his political future, as he withdrew from the race in several battleground states while remaining on the ballot in less competitive ones. Trump welcomed the endorsement, noting Kennedy as a respected figure, though their relationship has seen past tensions. Polls suggest that Kennedy's candidacy could significantly impact the election dynamics, particularly against President Biden's potential candidacy.