RFK Jr. Drops Democratic Bid, Announces Independent Presidential Run

Breaking News: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced he will end his run for the White House as a Democrat and instead become an independent 2025 presidential candidate. This pivotal decision shakes up the political landscape as the scion of the Kennedy family charts a new course for his presidential aspirations.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared his “independence from the Democratic Party” on Monday in Philadelphia, ending his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will run for president as an independent candidate and drop his bid for the Democratic nomination, he announced Monday in Philadelphia. The anti-vaccine activist and environmental lawyer aims to appeal to a broader electorate outside of the traditional two-party system.

Longtime environmental lawyer and anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday he’ll run for president as an independent and drop his Democratic primary. He hopes his independent campaign will resonate with voters disillusioned with both Democrats and Republicans. The shift comes after months of speculation and amid challenges to his campaign from within the Democratic party.

The anti Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is dropping out of the Democratic primary race against Joe Biden to launch an independent campaign for president next year, he said in a speech on PHILADELPHIA. This move signals a significant challenge to the incumbent, Joe Biden, and potentially opens the door for a more unpredictable presidential election.

Many are wondering what impact this will have on the 2024 presidential race. Will RFK Jr.'s independent bid siphon votes from both major parties? Stay tuned for updates and analysis as this story develops.