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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged a candidate to drop out of the race in Iowa and allegedly acted as a liaison to the White House.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 29
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. urged a candidate to drop out of the race in Iowa and allegedly acted as a liaison to the White House.

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  1. RFK Jr. emphasized the critical importance of the Iowa election.1 source
  2. RFK Jr. elevates the Iowa race to a national priority amid primary and party actions.1 source
  3. RFK Jr. is involved in Iowa political maneuvering, urging a candidate to withdraw.1 source

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