Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was a drug dealer while studying at the prestigious Harvard University, a former classmate of the American politician told the media outlet. The Atlantic.
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This statement by author Kurt Andersen was published on the same day that “RFK” announced that he was suspending his election campaign to support Donald Trump.
Mr. Andersen claims that in the 1970s he bought cocaine from Robert and his brother Joseph P. Kennedy in a Harvard dorm. He claims he paid $40 for the drugs.
“During my freshman year, I happened to try cocaine. Since I liked it, I decided to buy a gram and a friend told me there was a guy in our class who sold it. The dealer was Bobby Kennedy,” Kurt Andersen claims.
The author recounts having come into contact with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who invited him to visit him in his room.
“RFK poured out a line as a sample and handed me a straw to test the product. I inhaled the drug and we chatted for a minute, then I paid him,” Andersen said.
The latter acknowledges that for the time, $40 was a significant sum, but he believed that the chance to experience this “glamorous” moment with the nephew of a president was worth it.
Kurt Andersen said he broke the story because of RFK’s support for Trump, who has repeatedly said he wants to crack down on crime, including drug trafficking.
