Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his campaign on Friday and discussed a series of issues, including obesity, plaguing Americans.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. voiced his concerns about Americans struggling with obesity and chronic disease during his Friday speech in which he endorsed former President Donald Trump.
On Friday, Kennedy announced that he was suspending his campaign. Speculation that Kennedy, an independent presidential candidate, and running mate Nicole Shanahan would withdraw from the race and “join forces” with Trump surfaced earlier this week following an interview between Shanahan and Impact Theory co-founder Tom Bilyeu. At the time, influencers involved in Trump’s Make America Great Again movement applauded the decision.
During his comments on Friday, Kennedy voiced concerns about various issues, including “the most important issue”, which he said was American health care. Kennedy shared statistics that nearly three-fourths of Americans are overweight or obese, with 50 percent of children classified as overweight or obese.
