Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, is openly criticizing his cousin, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who happens to be an independent candidate for president. This public display of dissent comes at a time when the renowned Kennedy family finds itself at odds over political matters.
In a series of Instagram videos, Schlossberg showcases his humorous support for President Biden by impersonating voters from various regions of the country.
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In a recent video, he openly criticized his cousin, referring to him as “a prick,” while also expressing his belief that voting for Kennedy in the upcoming election would be a wasted vote due to his support for former President Trump. The video featured Schlossberg showcasing his impersonation skills, taking on the character of Jimmy, a Massachusetts resident.
“A number of individuals have been discussing Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,” Schlossberg shared. “I have always admired his father, and his uncle, may he rest in peace. I vividly recall the day he was assassinated; it was a devastating moment, and the nation mourned. However, let me tell you, that individual is quite unpleasant. The new generation, the younger one, he is truly a despicable person.”
He urged his followers to vote for the one person who truly upholds democracy and civil rights, emphasizing the importance of their choice.
In a heated exchange, Schlossberg criticized Kennedy’s proposal to reduce military spending, claiming that it would leave the country vulnerable to threats from China, Russia, and other nations. Speaking as a Long Island resident named Anthony, Schlossberg expressed his concern about the potential consequences of such a decision.
In a separate video, he assumes the identity of Joshua, a Jewish man, and raises doubts about Kennedy’s pledge to eliminate the Federal Reserve. He poses the question, “Who will safeguard my money?”
During an impersonation of a southern man named Wade, who is a father to three daughters, Schlossberg expressed his refusal to vote for Kennedy due to his perceived dishonesty. Schlossberg emphasized the significance of behavior and the example it sets for children. Drawing an analogy, Schlossberg compared this to his experience with raising horses and how the administration of testosterone or steroids does not improve their thinking abilities.
He criticized Kennedy for leveraging the Kennedy family name to gain popularity and win over voters. According to Schlossberg, Kennedy’s candidacy is embarrassing, and he stands by his statement. He believes that the election’s crucial issues should not be overshadowed by distractions.
In response to the critics, he shared videos where he portrayed characters like Jimmy, Anthony, Joshua, and Wade.
