Who is RFK JR.? Everything about his family, disputes, and the political profession

• Robert F. Kennedy Junior, the nephew of John F. Kennedy, HHS Secretary in the Council of Ministers in Trump.
• Kennedy has adopted baseless views of fate, and controversial related to vaccines and public health.
• He was nominated for the presidency in 2024 and is married to a representative of “Supporting your enthusiasm” Sherrill Heinz.

Robert F. Kennedy Junior with one of the most political strains in America and controversial views on public health made him a prominent political figure.

Although he was not in vain to the president in 2024, he later supported its president, Donald Trump, and fell in the nomination of the cabinet. Trump said he would allow Kennedy to “amaze” in public health issues as Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services.

Kennedy’s assertion chances remain unconfirmed after a rock session on Wednesday. He can only lose three votes if all Democrats and legislators in the Senate who oppose his nomination.

Here is an overview of Kennedy’s life, professional life and disputes.

Early life and family

Robert F. was born. Kennedy, 71, on January 17, 1954 in Washington, DC.

It is the third of 11 children born to Robert F. Kennedy, a member of the American Senate who was assassinated in 1968, and Aja Kennedy, a human rights lawyer. He is the nephew of former President John F. Kennedy.

Kennedy graduated from Harvard University in 1976. After briefly attended the London College of Economics, he graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Virginia in 1982. He also received a master’s degree in environmental law from the Faculty of Law at the University of Pace in 1987.

Legal and environmental profession

In March 1982, the lawyer of Manhattan Province, Robert Morganao, who was the former JFK to lead the famous southern region in New York, hired a assistant lawyer in the province. Kennedy struggled to pass the bar and resigned in July 1983.

After months, Kennedy was raising his biggest legal scandal. While on his way to receive treatment at South Dakota for his addiction, his colleague found a sick passenger in the plane bath. Local authorities later found a small amount of heroin in his property. He faced up to two years in prison, but he was sentenced to prison and community service.

As part of his community service, he worked in the Council of Defense of Natural Resources, and was later linked to the Hudson River fisherman association. Robert Boyle, founder of the New York Environmental Group, began at Kennedy teacher. The organization has already achieved great legal victories, but the strength of Kennedy star will help transfer it to new horizons.

The environmental invitation of Kennedy has become the basis for his fame. In 1999, Time Kennedy was appointed one of her “planet heroes” as part of a series of reports on senior advocates of environmental protection.

In 2000, Boyle and other members of the Board of Directors later resigned in protest against Kennedy’s nomination of a scientist who had previously called Boyle and spent time in the federal prison after being convicted of violating the laws to protect wildlife.

“I think he is a beloved person,” Boyle told Kennedy’s unauthorized biography in 2014.

While gaining fame, Kennedy started noticing problems in his voice. Kennedy was later diagnosed with Difficulty swallowing in crampingA rare nervous condition that affects the muscles in a single voice box.

Anti -vaccine views

After years of the environment, Kennedy became an invitation to combat al -Qazam.

In 2005, he wrote a piece of the salon and the stone that is now considered to be established as a A main player in spreading vaccine suspicions. Despite his allegations related to a major conspiracy over the mercury -based preservative materials that “have already been removed from all childhood vaccines except for some differences in the influenza vaccine in 2001,” according to Stat. Within a few days, a salon, which published the piece online, released five corrections. In 2011, the site decided to withdraw the entire article.

In 2022, he protested the Holocaust in a march that opposes vaccines, saying: “Even in Germany in Hitler, you can cross the Alps to Switzerland, you can hide in the attic as Ann Frank did.” He later apologized, “My intention was to use examples of previous barbarism to show risks from new control techniques.”

At an event at a restaurant in New York City in 2023, Kennedy said that Kovid 19 was “targeting the Caucasus and Blacks” and that “the most immunity of Ashkenazi Jews and the Chinese”. He released later a A statement on x He said, “I have never suggested that the Covid-19 virus was aimed at sparing the Jews.” He added: “I do not believe and never mean that the ethnic influence has been intentionally designed.”

He promoted other unimportant conspiracy theories related to public health, including allegations that WiFi caused cancer and that the antidepressants that pharmaceutical companies are responsible are responsible for group shooting.

Differences and criticism

Kennedy participated in many differences regarding dead animals.

Kennedy’s daughter, Kennedy, told Town & Control Magazine in 2012 that her father had beheaded a dead whale and tied his head to the roof of a small bus while she was a child.

During the 2012 divorce, Kennedy said he had faced “cognitive problems” that the doctor told him that he could be “because of a worm that entered my mind and took part of it and then died,” the New York Times reported. Kennedy told the New York Times in May 2024 that his memory problems had been solved.

In August 2024, Kennedy revealed that he left the Central Park bear body in 2014 and speculated that he could have been the source of his brain worm.

Kennedy also participated in an undeclared relationship with a correspondent. In September 2024, the author of the newsletter, Oliver Darcy, broke the news that Kennedy was in a relationship with the political correspondent of New York Journal Olivia Nuzzi. Kennedy denied the report, but the relationship became an open secret in some circles as Kennedy boasted about receiving photos from Nuzzi.

Nuzzi was placed on vacation and then left the magazine later.

2024 the presidential campaign

In April 2023, Kennedy announced that President Joe Biden will run in the democratic preliminary elections. In October 2023, he converted his party’s political affiliation to independent.

Nicole Shanshan, a Clearaccessip Patent Technology, was appointed as his colleague in March 2024.

Kennedy came out of the race in August 2024 and Trump supported, saying he was “surprised by discovering that we are compatible with many major issues.” Then Trump Kennedy chose to lead his transitional team with former MP Toulsi Gabbard.

After Trump won the 2024 elections, Kennedy was nominated to work as Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services in the Council of Ministers.

Personal life

Kennedy married three times and has six children.

He was married to his first wife, his colleague at the University of Virginia, Emily Black, from 1982 to 1994. They had two children, Robert Francis “Bobby” Kennedy III and Kathleen, known as “kick”.

He married his second wife, interior designer Mary Richardson, in 1994. They had four children – Connor, KeiraThe Finnish, and IDAN – and the difference in 2010.

Kennedy has married Sherrill Heinz, since 2014.