Published 02/12/2024 3:34:00 p.m.

RFK Jr. apologizes after super PAC’s Super Bowl commercial

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Apologized to his family for a TV ad during the Super Bowl that used footage from his uncle's 1960 campaign.
The ad, funded by a PAC supporting Kennedy's campaign, imitated his uncle's campaign ad and cost $7 million.
Kennedy has faced criticism from his family and the Democratic National Committee for his campaign and stance on vaccines.

Insights by Ground AI

Does this summary seem wrong?

0 Articles

All

Left

Center

Right

BBC News

RFK Jr v JFK Super Bowl ad: Spot the difference

A political advert played during the NFL game echoed one from a familiar face more than 60 years ago.

02/12/2024 4:21:00 p.m.·United Kingdom

Read Full Article

The Hindu

Super Bowl ad for RFK Jr. stirs Democratic and family tension over his independent White House bid

Robert Kennedy Jr.’s presidential ambitions resulted in public family drama after a political action committee aired a Super Bowl ad invoking the Democratic family’s legacy to implicitly compare the independent candidate to his assassinated uncle, President John F. Kennedy

02/12/2024 4:01:30 p.m.·India

Read Full Article

Associated Press News

Super Bowl ad for RFK Jr. stirs Democratic and family tension over his independent White House bid

02/12/2024 3:28:34 p.m.·United States

Read Full Article

Hindustan Times

RFK Jr. apologises to family over controversial $7 mn Super Bowl ad, claims he had no involvement

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. offered an apology to his family members after a surprising Super Bowl commercial highlighted his ties with ex-President John F. Kennedy.

02/12/2024 5:29:16 p.m.·New Delhi, India

Read Full Article

abc News

RFK Jr. Super Bowl ad stirs Democratic and family tension over White House bid

02/12/2024 3:01:04 p.m.·United States

Read Full Article

CNN

RFK Jr. apologizes to cousins offended by Super Bowl ad’s reference to JFK

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized to members of his family who objected to a new TV ad released Sunday during the Super Bowl that repurposed a spot from his uncle’s 1960 campaign.

02/12/2024 5:40:37 p.m.·Atlanta, United States

Read Full Article

Think freely.Subscribe and get full access to Ground NewsSubscriptions start at $9.99/year