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4:22Now PlayingProject 2025 Leader and president of the Heritage Foundation, Kevin Roberts, gets rocked by multiple accusations and suspicious recollections surrounding him bragging about killing a dog with a shovel in his neighborhood. John Iadarola and Michael Shure break it down on The Damage Report.
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Project 2025 Leader Boasted of Killing Neighbor’s Dog With Shovel, ExColleagues Claim
"Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation and a key figure behind MAGA policy manifesto Project 2025, faces disturbing accusations from former colleagues that he killed a neighbor’s dog with a shovel two decades ago.
The alleged incident, which reportedly took place in 2004, comes in the weeks after former President Donald Trump and running mate Senator JD Vance (R-OH) pushed false claims that Haitian immigrants were eating cats and dogs in Ohio.
According to multiple former colleagues at New Mexico State University, where Roberts worked as an assistant professor between 2003 and 2005, he boasted that he killed a neighbor’s pit bull because its barking disturbed his family."
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