The president of the Heritage Foundation allegedly told people he killed a dog because of its incessant barking

Former colleagues told the Guardian that Kevin Roberts, who is now the president of the conservative think tank Heritage Foundation, described killing a neighbor's pit bull around 2004. Roberts has denied killing the dog.

Republicans have a dog-killing problem. Just a few short months after Kristi Noem’s graphic tale about shooting her 14-month-old puppy in the head hit bookshelves as part of her panned autobiography,

Kevin Roberts, chairman of the conservative Heritage Foundation and the "mastermand" of the Project 2025 plan for the next Republican administration, boasted to colleagues that he beat a dog to death with a shovel.

Comes now the mastermind of Project 2025 involved in his own tale of Rovercide. From The Guardian:Kevin Roberts, now the president of the Heritage Foundation, is alleged to have told colleagues and dinner guests that he killed a neighbor’s pit bull around 2004 while he was working as a still relatively unknown history professor at New Mexico State

Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation and a key figure behind MAGA policy manifesto Project 2025, faces disturbing accusations from ex-colleagues.

Roberts allegedly told university colleagues that he had killed the animal because it was "disturbing his family."

Former colleagues recalled to The Guardian that Kevin Roberts, the president of the Heritage Foundation, told them that he had killed his neighbor’s pit bull around 2004 because the dog’s barking was bothering his family.

Donald Trump surrogate and Heritage Foundation President Kevin Roberts is facing backlash for reports that he once bragged about killing a dog years ago.