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'287 chickens and a goat.' Why John Kennedy said this regarding Susan Rice
Sen. John Kennedy apologized for a U.S. strike killing 168 people, mostly children, at a girls' school in Iran, emphasizing U.S. accountability amid political controversy.
- On Monday, Sen. John Kennedy apologized and acknowledged that the U.S. bombed a girls' elementary school in Iran, according to reporting.
- Iranian officials said the attack in Minab occurred last week, prompting rescue efforts, on February 28, 2026.
- Kennedy said 'We would never do that intentionally' and quipped the Powerball metaphor of '287 chickens and a goat' while posting a video on X.
- Social media responses included praise for Kennedy's apology, with some rebuking misinformation about the strike, according to reporting on March 10, 2026.
- Amid broader disputes over Susan Rice, Kennedy's remarks came after he apologized for the U.S. strike on a girls' school, and on Monday said 'I just don't know enough about it'.
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