Jack Schlossberg’s chaotic NY-12 campaign

“Especially early on, Mr. Schlossberg would regularly blow off weekly strategy meetings called for his benefit, and made a habit of disappearing for long stretches with little notice or explanation.” www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

im really sympathetic to jack schlossberg who is struggling to cope with the loss of a sister who he was very close to, but my man needs an intervention and private counseling, not to subject himself to an extremely high-profile house race good lord

Several bright red flags about Kennedy scion Jack Schlossberg: erratic behavior, zero real job experience, inability to stay employed or to retain campaign staff. Dems need to steer clear of this coming train wreck, resist the long-tarnished Kennedy allure. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

If you vote in NY-12 and are tempted by the candidacy of Jack Schlossberg, please read www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n... gift link

Gifted. To be clear- I’m not down with Conway getting this seat but this also shows Schlossberg doesn’t have the character for leadership. Don’t give me the “growing into it”. These are flaws exposed. Inside Jack Schlossberg’s Chaotic Campaign to Revive Camelot www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

The @nytimes.com reports chaos in Jack Schlossberg's campaign to replace #NY12 Representative Jerry Nadler ... including unusually high staff turnover + meetings canceled so the #NepoBaby can nap ... or go paddleboarding. Enchanté! [GIFT LINK]

What an orchestrated hit piece. I haven't seen one this nasty since VP Harris ran for office. Can you imagine the NYT giving Demento the treatment it only reserves for Democrats? www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

Campaigns offer a window into how a candidate would govern as an executive, represent the people in a legislature, or rule from the bench as a judge, from ethics to management to honesty. High staff turnover is always a warning signal in any Congressional office. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

Glad to see this gaining attention. No more Kennedys! www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

On the morning Jack Schlossberg, grandson of John F. Kennedy, announced his campaign for a House seat in New York City, his team had a carefully choreographed plan. But hours into his Day 1 launch, the candidate abruptly announced he needed a nap, disappearing for the day, leaving his team reeling.

He sounds like a pain in the ass. And Paige Phillips, in her defense of Schlossberg, sounds like she's auditioning for a job in the Trump comms dept.

Gift link on Jack Schlossberg’s nepo- and nap-powered campaign to grift his way into his first job. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

Waiting for all the people dunking on @katmabu.bsky.social to weigh in "The goal was to show that Mr. Schlossberg, a 33-year-old heir known for his good looks and madcap social media musings, was a serious candidate ready for what promised to be a grueling race." Gift link.

If #NY-19 votes for Schlossberg, I will have totally lost confidence in voters. And shame on @Pelosi.house.gov for interfering in a critical senatorial primary where we actually had 2 strong Dem candidates (whose names do NOT rhyme with Kennedy). www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/n...

Schlossberg’s Chaotic Run Jack Schlossberg, a Kennedy scion, is drawing concern over erratic behavior in his campaign for a House seat in New York. via The New York Times