RFK Jr. Has A Lengthy Answer For Legacy Media Calling Him A Bigot
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused legacy media outlets of stripping context from his remarks at a Michigan campaign rally, arguing in a lengthy social media post that his criticism of Islamism was being misre
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
accused legacy media outlets of stripping context from his remarks at a Michigan campaign rally, arguing in a lengthy social media post that his criticism of Islamism was being misrepresented as an attack on Arabs and Muslims. In the roughly 3,700-word post, Kennedy said outlets omitted ...
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