Jack Schlossberg seeks to convince voters a Kennedy can be an outsider, too
Administration Jack Schlossberg seeks to convince voters a Kennedy can be an outsider, too Comments: by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Jack Schlossberg wants voters to see him as an outsider. The challenge is that Schlossberg, a candidate for Congress in New York, is tied to one of the greatest and most recognizable political dynasties in American history: the Kennedys. And while he does not carry the family surname, he is the grandson of former President John F.
- ▪Administration Jack Schlossberg seeks to convince voters a Kennedy can be an outsider, too Comments: by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Jack Schl
- ▪The challenge is that Schlossberg, a candidate for Congress in New York, is tied to one of the greatest and most recognizable political dynasties in American history: the Kennedys.
- ▪And while he does not carry the family surname, he is the grandson of former President John F.
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Administration Jack Schlossberg seeks to convince voters a Kennedy can be an outsider, too Comments: by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied by Amie Parnes - 06/03/26 6:00 AM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Jack Schlossberg wants voters to see him as an outsider. The challenge is that Schlossberg, a candidate for Congress in New York, is tied to one of the greatest and most recognizable political dynasties in American history: the Kennedys. And while he does not carry the family surname, he is the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy. Schlossbeg’s candidacy comes at a moment when outsider candidates are winning races across the country, luring voters to their campaigns with their anti-establishment messages.
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