RFK Jr.’s Staff Reportedly Leaves ‘Amateurish’ Campaign

Mediaite reports that independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has experienced a staff exodus since the beginning of the year, with some former staffers criticizing the leadership as “amateurish” and “out of touch.”

The report includes excerpts from resignation letters from the past two months, where many former staffers express admiration for Kennedy as a candidate and dismay at the mishandling of his campaign by the leadership.

One former staffer wrote, “You’re the best candidate I’ve ever had the privilege of serving, and it pains me to inform you that your campaign operation is – by far – the worst I’ve ever been a part of.”

Another former staffer criticized the campaign for “rife with … moral and professional turpitude,” and described the leadership as “severely mismanaging” Kennedy’s bid for the White House.

Kennedy responded to the criticisms personally, expressing concern and hoping the former staffers would stay in touch.

In another letter, a former staffer criticized the campaign for hiring “an outsized media outfit” that was diverting resources away from the campaign’s core efforts.

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, Kennedy’s campaign director, responded with a statement, emphasizing the campaign’s size and expressing gratitude for the former staffers’ contributions.