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John Kennedy: Next Time You're In Trouble "Call A Crackhead"
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October 4, 2022
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6:01Now PlayingLouisiana Republican Senator John Kennedy's new campaign has made quite the stir online because of his stance on crime in the state and the police. Jayar Jackson and Jessica Burbank break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"General response to Kennedy's campaign ad and earlier statements made regarding Louisiana crime vary from shock and disbelief to reminders of ways in which he hasn't practiced what he's preaching.
"We have to address violent crime," Democratic challenger Luke Mixon said in a statement obtained from Nola.com. "We do that by funding our police departments. Sen. Kennedy voted against $350 billion in funding for local police departments. To paraphrase Sen. Kennedy, watch what people do, not just their embarrassing one-liners."
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