Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized Tuesday for comments he made at a Sunday anti-vaccine rally suggesting that modern Americans opposed to Covid-19 vaccines have it tougher than Anne Frank did.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized Tuesday for comments he made at a Sunday anti-vaccine rally suggesting that modern Americans opposed to Covid-19 vaccines have it tougher than Anne Frank did—comments his wife Cheryl Hines called “reprehensible”—in the latest example of activists equating vaccine and mask mandates to the Holocaust.Children's Health DefenseAt a Washington, D.C.
At the Children’s Health Defense rally, Kennedy claimed that digital currency would be used to cut off food supplies and that satellites, including some owned by Bill Gates, would soon be used to constantly observe “every square inch of the planet.”Anti-vaccine activists have repeatedly sought to compare mask and vaccine mandates to the Holocaust.
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