Inside Jack Schlossberg’s Chaotic Campaign to Revive Camelot
The New York Times • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Jack Schlossberg, JFK's grandson, launched his campaign for a New York City House seat with a meticulously planned media and donor outreach strategy.
- On the first day, Schlossberg unexpectedly paused campaign activities, citing the need for a nap, which surprised his team and raised questions about his readiness.
- Despite his inexperience and erratic behavior, including skipping strategy meetings and disappearing without notice, Schlossberg holds a narrow lead in polls and has secured an endorsement from Nancy Pelosi.
- Insiders describe the campaign as chaotic with high staff turnover, fueling concerns about Schlossberg's potential effectiveness as a congressman.
- Schlossberg balances his campaign with personal activities like swimming and paddleboarding, reflecting an unconventional approach to his political debut.