RFK Jr. plans to drop out of presidential race by end of week: Sources
According to sources close to the Kennedy family, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is reportedly planning to drop out of the presidential race by the end of this week. The decision comes as a surprise to many, as RFK Jr. had been seen as a strong contender in the upcoming election.
RFK Jr. has been a prominent figure in the Democratic party for years, known for his advocacy on environmental issues and his work as an attorney. Many had high hopes for his presidential campaign, believing that he could bring a fresh perspective to the race and energize voters.
However, sources say that RFK Jr. has been struggling with the demands of the campaign trail and is feeling overwhelmed by the pressure of running for president. He reportedly feels that he is not able to give the campaign the attention it deserves while also juggling his other responsibilities.
While RFK Jr. has not yet made an official announcement about his plans to drop out of the race, sources say that he has been in talks with his advisors and family members about the decision. It is expected that he will make a formal announcement by the end of the week.
This news has come as a disappointment to many of RFK Jr.’s supporters, who had been excited about the prospect of his candidacy. However, they also understand the toll that a presidential campaign can take on a candidate and respect his decision to prioritize his well-being.
As RFK Jr. prepares to step back from the race, the Democratic party will now have to reassess its options and decide on a new frontrunner. It remains to be seen how this development will impact the upcoming election, but one thing is for certain – the political landscape is sure to shift in the wake of RFK Jr.’s decision.
