Kennedy's daughter urged on letting her cousin Robert become head of US health department

Caroline Kennedy, daughter of the 35th President of the United States John F. Kennedy, former U . S. Ambassador to Japan and Australia, has written an open letter criticizing her cousin Robert Kennedy, Jr. This was reported by the British newspaper Independent on January 29.

"They [the people of the United States] deserve a minister dedicated to advancing cutting-edge medicine to save lives and not dismissing the progress we have already made. They deserve a stable, moral and ethical person at the head of this most important ministry. They deserve better than Bobby Kennedy," she wrote.

Thus, she claims that Kennedy Jr. allegedly encouraged his relatives to use drugs. At the same time, he himself was able to overcome addiction. In addition, Caroline expressed her displeasure over her cousin's views on vaccines.

"She (Kennedy's Daughter. - Ed.) bombarded with scathing criticism of his dangerous skeptical views on vaccinations, which, according to her, bring him financial gain," - stated in the publication.

Caroline emphasized that the cousin has discouraged many parents from vaccinating their children, while he himself continues to vaccinate his own.

As a final point, the newspaper cites the Kennedy daughter's claim that her cousin used his famous last name to advance his political career.

"Bobby appropriated my father's (John F. Kennedy. - Ed.) image and distorted President Kennedy's legacy to promote his own failed presidential campaign, then groveled before [U.S. President] Donald Trump to get the job," the politician wrote.

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