Trump incorporates Robert Kennedy Jr. into his presidential campaign in Arizona.

In an unexpected turn of political events, Donald Trump announced this Friday in Arizona that former independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. will take on a key role in his presidential campaign. During an event at the Desert Diamond Arena, Trump revealed that Kennedy will be responsible for a new task force focused on investigating the causes of the alarming rise in chronic diseases and children's health issues in the United States. This decision comes just hours after Kennedy Jr. announced his withdrawal from the electoral race, a move that has surprised many. Kennedy Jr., known for his controversial stances on health and the environment, has decided to support Trump after receiving the promise that if the real estate mogul reaches the presidency, he will allow him to implement policies to combat chronic diseases. This announcement has sparked both enthusiasm and skepticism among voters, given Kennedy's track record on public health issues. In his speech, Trump expressed enthusiasm for Kennedy's inclusion, describing him as an advocate for shared values. "Tonight, I am very pleased to welcome a man who has been an incredible advocate for many of the values we all share," said the former president, highlighting the respect they have for each other. The crowd, made up of passionate supporters, responded with applause, demonstrating the support Trump has managed to consolidate in his campaign. The announcement also included the creation of a commission in honor of Robert Kennedy, Kennedy Jr.'s father, to investigate and publish documents related to the assassination of former President John F. Kennedy. This measure, which could attract voters interested in the historical legacy of the Kennedy family, is presented as an attempt to connect with a past that remains intriguing to many Americans. Kennedy, for his part, addressed from the podium the ideological differences that exist between him and Trump, but emphasized that their core values align on crucial issues such as food security and public health. "Don’t you want food without chemicals? Don’t you want a president who will take us out of wars and rebuild the middle class?" Kennedy posed, appealing to the common concerns of voters. Kennedy's decision to abandon his candidacy comes in a context where polls reflect limited support for him, with a voting intention of 4.7%. Meanwhile, the latest surveys indicate that Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a tight contest, with 43.7% support for Trump and 47% for Harris. This reality raises questions about Kennedy's strategy and his influence on the Republican campaign. Kennedy Jr. has also been known for his controversial opinions on vaccines and health, which could complicate his role in a campaign where public health has become a central issue. Critics have pointed out that his positions could be seen as a liability rather than an asset in the pursuit of the presidency. Kennedy's support for Trump can be seen as a strategy to capitalize on his base of followers, who may be drawn to his focus on health and the environment. However, the question remains: will it be enough to influence voter decisions in such a polarized electoral landscape? With the emergence of this new alliance on the electoral horizon, all eyes are on how Trump's campaign will evolve with Kennedy by his side. Meanwhile, the conflict in Ukraine and international tensions continue to shape the political agenda, adding a complicated context to the electoral dynamics within the United States. As we approach the November elections, Kennedy Jr.'s addition to Trump's team promises to add a new dimension to the race, but it also raises many questions about the future of both in the complex political landscape they face.