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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Swims in Banned Creek, Igniting Backlash

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced criticism after sharing photos of swimming in Rock Creek, despite warnings of high bacteria levels and health risks.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. submerges in creek with high bacteria levels, including E. coli
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. submerges in creek with high bacteria levels, including E. coli

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RFK Jr and his grandchildren swam in DC creek contaminated by sewage
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RFK Jr and his grandchildren swam in DC creek contaminated by sewage

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RFK Jr., grandkids swim in contaminated DC creek despite advice to 'stay out'
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RFK Jr., grandkids swim in contaminated DC creek despite advice to 'stay out'

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RFK Jr. posts photos swimming with his family in DC’s Rock Creek despite warnings of high bacteria | Politics
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RFK Jr. posts photos swimming with his family in DC’s Rock Creek despite warnings of high bacteria | Politics

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked controversy after he posted photos of himself swimming with his grandchildren in Rock Creek, a D.C. creek where swimming is prohibited due to high levels of bacteria such as E. coli. The National Park Service has warned against entering the water for over 50 years due to health risks from contamination. Kennedy's actions have drawn public scrutiny, highlighting the ongoing issues surrounding water safety and public health advisories. His social media post, intended as a family outing, has raised questions regarding adherence to health guidelines.

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