RFK Jr. claims media treats him worse than Trump.

Democratic presidential‌ candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticizes media ⁤coverage of⁢ his campaign

During an interview on FOX News’s Sunday Morning Futures, RFK Jr. expressed his dissatisfaction ​with ⁣the way his 2024 presidential campaign ⁢has been portrayed in the media. He went as⁤ far as comparing it to the treatment received by President Donald Trump.

“I’ve been really slammed⁤ in a way that I think is unprecedented,” ⁣said Kennedy, the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy.

He further emphasized his frustration by stating, “If I believed the ‌stuff that’s written about me in the papers and ⁣reported on mainstream ​news sites, I would definitely⁢ not vote for me. I would think I was a very despicable person.”

RFK Jr., the son of the late Robert F. Kennedy, has faced widespread criticism for his recent remarks‍ regarding COVID-19 vaccines. He suggested that the virus may have been intentionally‍ designed to target specific racial groups, including Caucasians⁤ and black​ people. This controversial statement was captured in audio.

Furthermore, he added fuel to the fire by‍ insinuating that the virus was engineered to spare ​Jewish and Chinese individuals.

RFK Jr.’s sister, Kerry Kennedy, strongly​ condemned his remarks, describing them as “deplorable.”

RFK Jr. has since denied allegations of racism and antisemitism, clarifying that he “never, ever suggested that the Covid-19 virus ⁤was targeted to spare Jews.”

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