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RFK Jr. Makes Bigoted Remarks About Arabs on the Campaign Trial in Michigan

New York Times ·First reported 1d ago

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Stumping for the Republican Senate nominee in Michigan, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. falsely claimed that Arabs did not win global awards for science and “don’t produce literature.”

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