John F. Kennedy’s progressive grandson appeared to give his cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr. another chance as he made a sarcastic demand of the president-elect’s Cabinet candidates.
Jack Schlossberg, 31, called for his grandfather’s nephew and other Donald Trump appointees “to submit a stool sample” before taking office Thursday, before making his true point with a lewd pun.
“If they give a shit about bodily autonomy, why not ask for it?” he wrotebefore specifically tagging Trump’s newly appointed health secretary.
“There’s a lot left over, a lot left to reveal,” he joked, further exacerbating the political tensions seen in his blue-blooded family.
In May, he called his then-presidential candidate cousin a “moron” before appearing at the Democratic National Convention (DNC).
The only grandson of President Kennedy, he has made it clear that he supports the party to which his grandfather once belonged, the one that opposes the next administration.
Furthermore, the policy He will be 35 years old at the time of the next race, making him eligible for a possible race.
For now, he works as Vogue’s political correspondent, while posting tongue-in-cheek posts on social media for all to see.
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Jack Schlossberg, 31, called for his grandfather’s nephew and other Donald Trump appointees “to submit a stool sample” before he takes office Thursday, before making his point with a lewd pun.
“If you don’t give a shit about bodily autonomy, why not ask for it?” he asked, before attacking his cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whom Trump named US Secretary of Health.
‘I don’t think people who disagree with me are bad or idiots!’ the New York City resident wrote in his most recent offering, posted Thanksgiving morning.
‘This is my (T)hanksigivng(sic) message! Trump voters ≠ unreasonable. I want to laugh. I care a lot, I have my limits.
‘But @TuckerCarlson sometimes I agree with you and I think you’re funny! Others too.’
He completed the caption with a laughing emoji.
In an accompanying video, he wished his more than 130,000 followers on the platform a happy holiday season. The one-minute clip was filmed during what appeared to be their morning run along the Hudson River amid light rain.
“I’m grateful this year for everyone who, on both sides, got involved in politics,” he said.
And I want to take this opportunity on Thanksgiving, this incredible holiday, to tell anyone who assumes that because of my views, I think people who disagree with me are stupid or evil, that Trump is an idiot I don’t believe that.
‘I don’t think people who voted that way are unreasonable at all. I’m looking forward to a new chapter where we can laugh about our differences.
RFK Jr, who ran for president as an independent after first running as a Democrat, was chosen to be the next secretary of the US Department of Health and Human Services two weeks ago.
Schlossberg, currently Vogue’s political correspondent, regularly posts sarcastic comments, takes aim at social media, and has repeatedly targeted his not-so-like relative in recent months.
The blue-blood family’s eventual heir, Schlossberg, a Yale and Harvard Law School graduate who is a spitting image of John F. Kennedy, was recruited by the publication to monitor the election in July.
“I have my views and you have yours… I think there are a lot of things we can come together on,” he continued, finally declaring, “I really care about my country.”
The video was posted exactly half an hour after his “stool sample” joke, which, as of 3pm, had been viewed almost 300,000 times.
He previously said voters would be wasting their vote if they voted for his cousin, an independent candidate, who first ran as a Democrat.
He was chosen to be the next secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services two weeks ago, one of a group of 15 that also included names like Marco Rubio, Pete Hegseth and Kristi Noem.
Selected to serve as secretaries of State, Defense and Homeland Security, respectively, the three, and others like WWE co-founder Linda McMahon, are now poised to take on powerful roles within the federal government.
Such is the case of Kennedy Jr, whose candidacy for the White House was met with criticism from the 31-year-old son of the US ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kennedy.
He called Kennedy’s candidacy “a disgrace” and said that “the issues of this election are too important for any of us to be distracted.”
He has also sung songs in praise of the outgoing Joe Biden, recently saying he was “the greatest progressive president we’ve ever had.”
“I’m inspired by my family’s legacy of public service,” she told Vogue. “I take it very seriously and I want to contribute in my own way. I have big dreams.”
Jack (seen in 2022) has long shown an interest in politics, associating with senior officials at a young age alongside his famous mother and giving numerous politically oriented speeches.
Jack is the son of JFK and his wife, the only surviving daughter of Jackie Kennedy Onassis (pictured), Caroline Kennedy, and her husband, Edwin Schlossberg.
Meanwhile, the political scion who was hired by Vogue just last July has come under some pressure for his stream of consciousness-raising videos, often filmed from tropical and beachside paradises that fully demonstrate the division of the majority. spectators.
Undeterred, he continues to post criticism of Trump, his cousin, and anyone else he sees fit, often doing so in various personas, such as a Jewish man named Joshua or a Long Island man named Anthony.
In the spring, he assumed the identity of a Massachusetts man named Jimmy to attack Kennedy Jr.
“A lot of people, a lot of people talking about Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,” Schlossberg said in another video he made at the time.
‘You know, I’m a fan of his father. And do you know his uncle? Rest in peace. I remember where I was the day they killed him; I mean, it was a tragic day, the whole country cried. But listen, that guy is a jerk. The new kid, the young one, is a fucking moron.
Meanwhile, Schlossberg, a Yale and Harvard Law graduate, has also shown interest in potentially following his family, mingling with top officials at a young age alongside his famous mother and giving numerous politically oriented speeches.
He was photographed meeting with Biden in 2022.
“I’m inspired by my family’s legacy of public service,” she told Vogue after accepting her new role in July. ‘I take it very seriously and want to contribute in my own way.
‘I have big dreams.’