Pastor and businessman Ryan Binkley launched his campaign for the White House in April 2023. On his campaign website, he described himself as \u201cproudly pro-life,\u201d saying, \u201cI believe that every life matters.\u201d He said he would strengthen the nation\u2019s financial footing after watching it slide through a spending deficit for decades. He also promised to secure the southern border, reform healthcare, and bridge what he\u2019s called a \u201ccultural divide\u201d in the United States.<\/p>\n
But across four Republican presidential primary contests in four different states, Binkley netted only a little over 2,100 votes, according to WORLD\u2019s 2024 Election Center.<\/p>\n
Earlier this week\u2014just days after the South Carolina presidential primary and hours into the voting for Michigan\u2019s primary\u2014Binkley suspended his campaign and promised his \u201cunwavering support for President Trump.\u201d<\/p>\n