Caroline Kennedy warns senators of ‘predator’ RFK Jr. in searing letter
Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of President John F. Kennedy, has written a scathing letter to a group of senators warning them about the alleged behavior of her uncle, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The letter, obtained by the New York Post, claims that RFK Jr. has a history of harassing and stalking women, and urges the senators to take action to protect their own staff and colleagues.
In the letter, Kennedy writes that her uncle’s behavior has been “predatory” and that he has a “long history of harassment and stalking” of women. She alleges that he has made unwanted advances, sent inappropriate messages, and even followed women to their homes.
Kennedy also claims that her uncle has a “delusional sense of entitlement” and that he believes he is above the law. She writes that she has witnessed his behavior firsthand and that it has been “horrifying” to watch.
The letter is addressed to a group of senators, including Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, who are all Democrats. Kennedy is urging them to take action to protect their own staff and colleagues from RFK Jr.’s alleged behavior.
It is not clear why Kennedy is coming forward now, but it is likely that she is trying to prevent further harm to the women who have been affected by her uncle’s behavior. The letter is a powerful example of the importance of speaking out against harassment and abuse, and it is a testament to Kennedy’s courage and conviction.