On Friday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced his support for Donald Trump in the US election campaign. His famous uncle was John F. Kennedy - the 35th President of the United States.

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The US Election Drama Intensifies!

Hold onto your hats, folks! The US election campaign has just gotten a dose of Kennedy mystique. Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the 70-year-old nephew of the iconic John F. Kennedy and son of the ill-fated presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, has thrown a curveball that has left the political world reeling. Once the maverick independent candidate with a solid 10 percent support in the polls, RFK Jr.’s campaign has come to an unexpected halt—but not without a sensational twist.

Robert F. Kennedy joins Donald Trump on stage in Arizona.

On Friday, in what can only be described as a dramatic exit speech in Phoenix, Kennedy Jr. declared that he’s stepping aside and—wait for it—throwing his support behind Republican frontrunner Donald Trump! Yes, you read that right. The same Kennedy bloodline that graced the Democratic throne is now backing Trump in a move that’s sure to send shockwaves across the political landscape.

Kennedy’s campaign, once a beacon for those disillusioned with the two-party system, fizzled out spectacularly. But the man isn’t going quietly. With his name still on the ballot in some states, RFK Jr. has made it clear that his battle scars have led him to one conclusion: Trump is the man to back. He minced no words in his speech, criticizing the Democratic Party for what he described as undermining US democracy by "installing" Kamala Harris as their new candidate.

- If John F. Kennedy knew this - the nephew of the Democratic US President now supports the Republican hardliner Trump.

And if you thought the drama ended there, think again. Kennedy Jr. took a swipe at the media, accusing them of conspiring to bury his campaign. CNN cut off his live statement in an almost cinematic move, leaving viewers in suspense. He even went so far as to draw parallels between himself and Trump, claiming the judiciary has targeted them both unfairly.

As if that wasn’t enough, Kennedy Jr. criticized the West’s support of Ukraine, dismissing it as fueling a “proxy war.” He hoped that Trump would bring about “peace,” a sentiment that will raise eyebrows given the current geopolitical tensions.

But what does this mean for the election? For Trump, it’s a bold gamble. His camp is banking on Kennedy’s followers to swing the tide against Kamala Harris, but seasoned election watchers aren’t convinced. The consensus? This Kennedy-Trump alliance might be more of a headline-grabber than a game-changer.

And as for the Kennedy family? They’ve distanced themselves from this latest chapter in their history, leaving RFK Jr. to tread this path alone.

Stay tuned—this election keeps getting wilder!