RFK Jr. is a “predator,” says Caroline Kennedy

Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of JFK, did not hold back her words regarding RFK Jr., publishing a letter and a series of videos on social media urging senators not to confirm RFK Jr. as the next secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services.

RFK Jr.’s cousin claims that she feels compelled to break her silence to alert about the dangers posed by his appointment to this position, calling him a “predator” and adding that he “exploits the despair of parents of sick children.”

Caroline Kennedy describes her cousin as a “hypocrite,” claiming that RFK Jr. would have gotten all his children vaccinated while manipulating other parents into not vaccinating theirs.

She accuses his conspiracy theories and half-truths about vaccines of having cost lives and criticizes his financial gain from his anti-vaccine positions.

Notably by filing a lawsuit against HPV vaccine manufacturers, claiming that they conceal health risks, RFK Jr. increases both his visibility and his financial resources, according to Caroline Kennedy.

His cousin accuses him in this file of “enriching himself at the expense of access to a vaccine capable of preventing almost all forms of cervical cancer, which has been safely administered to millions of boys and girls.”

Last year, RFK Jr. reportedly received over $850,000 from an agreement with the company Merck regarding the Gardasil vaccine.

If it was thought that the strange stories of RFK Jr., such as the one where he allegedly picked up a dead bear cub to later leave it in Central Park as a joke, or the one where he transported a whale carcass on the roof of his car for hours, creating a nightmarish scene of foul smells and “whale juice” with his children onboard, were the most unusual about him, Caroline Kennedy reveals an even more disturbing one.

She claims that her cousin took a morbid pleasure in showing how he put chicks and baby mice in a blender to feed his hawks, a scene she describes as a “perverse mix of despair and violence.”

Caroline Kennedy states that her father, JFK, and her uncle Bobby, “who gave their lives to public service,” as well as her uncle Teddy, “who dedicated his career in the Senate to improving the healthcare system,” would be disheartened by the actions of RFK Jr.

She accuses him of having “exploited the image of his father” during his electoral campaign, only to then lower himself to ask for a place on Donald Trump’s team, while taking advantage of the “painful public tragedies of their own family” for advertising purposes.