Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Withdrawal Fuels Speculation of Trump Alliance

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew from the Arizona ballot, sparking rumors of a potential endorsement of Donald Trump. Although both candidates are scheduled to speak in Phoenix, neither campaign confirmed a joint appearance. Speculations grow as Kennedy's campaign faces financial and legal hurdles.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. withdrew from the Arizona ballot late Thursday, heightening speculation that he might endorse Donald Trump. The announcement came just a day before both candidates were set to address supporters in the Phoenix area.

While Trump was campaigning in southern Arizona, his campaign hinted at a 'special guest' joining his event in Glendale, but did not confirm Kennedy's presence. Multiple sources suggest that private discussions between the two camps are ongoing, with possibilities of Kennedy eventually supporting the Republican nominee.

Kennedy's campaign faces multiple challenges, including strained finances and legal issues. His sudden withdrawal from Arizona raises questions about his future political moves and increases uncertainties in the upcoming election.

(With inputs from agencies.)