Classic female succubus. Glad RFK dodged this nutcase.

Also this one before the book came out:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/14/style/olivia-nuzzi-rfk-book-american-canto.html?unlocked_article_code=1.1E8.YUZe.kH5XuZEpSgND&smid=nytcore-android-share
And another:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olivia Nuzzi loved him. She loved the politician, even though she was a political reporter and he was then a presidential candidate she had written about. She loved his eyes, “blue as the flame.” She loved that “the sight of something as trivial as a rose” could move him to tears. She loved his insatiable appetites and his “particular complications and particular darkness.”

But she said “I love you” only after he said it first. He called her “Livvy” and wrote her poems. He said he wanted her to have his baby. He promised to take a bullet for her.

This is what Nuzzi writes in her book, “American Canto,” never naming the politician who readers will deduce is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/14/style/olivia-nuzzi-rfk-book-american-canto.html

She is gross and book is so poorly written that bad reviews are warranted.

Can someone put the nytimes review as a shared link please? 🙏

Here yiu go:
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/02/books/review/american-canto-olivia-nuzzi.html?unlocked_article_code=1.6k8.IU3N.9FZhqhAbxbha&smid=nytcore-android-share

Anonymous wrote:I had some unkind thoughts about Cheryl Hines. Then I saw photos of her daughter. That shut me right up.

What does that mean.about her daughter? I don't get it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Olivia Nuzzi loved him. She loved the politician, even though she was a political reporter and he was then a presidential candidate she had written about. She loved his eyes, “blue as the flame.” She loved that “the sight of something as trivial as a rose” could move him to tears. She loved his insatiable appetites and his “particular complications and particular darkness.”

But she said “I love you” only after he said it first. He called her “Livvy” and wrote her poems. He said he wanted her to have his baby. He promised to take a bullet for her.

This is what Nuzzi writes in her book, “American Canto,” never naming the politician who readers will deduce is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/14/style/olivia-nuzzi-rfk-book-american-canto.html

She is gross and book is so poorly written that bad reviews are warranted.

Can someone put the nytimes review as a shared link please? 🙏

Anonymous wrote:I had some unkind thoughts about Cheryl Hines. Then I saw photos of her daughter. That shut me right up.

Why? Cheryl Hines is a typical Kennedy woman, always standing by her man even if he is guilty of murder (Ted Kennedy) or despicable domestic abuse by her husband of his 2nd wife Mary.

I had some unkind thoughts about Cheryl Hines. Then I saw photos of her daughter. That shut me right up.

Anonymous wrote:LOL! Does Cheryl Hines have no self respect?

For some people, proximity to power supersedes preservation of their own dignity.

Marco Rubio could lead a masterclass on this topic.

Anonymous wrote:Vanity Fair has dropped her. As it should.

Yaaaaay

I’m sure they fired her -l

LOL! Does Cheryl Hines have no self respect?

The wording is curious. Vanity Fair didn't fire her-despite evidence that she betrayed confidential sources, and gave confidential materials to RFK Jr that heped him get confirmed.
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/05/business/media/vanity-fair-olivia-nuzzi.html
Olivia Nuzzi and Vanity Fair Will Part Ways
Condé Nast, the magazine’s parent company, said her contract would expire at the end of the year.

Anonymous wrote:Vanity Fair has dropped her. As it should.

She still pockets a nice chunk of change and gets to put VF editor on her CV. It’s a disgrace she was ever hired in the first place. The nitwit man that gave her the gig should be sacked too.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/media/article-15357907/olivia-nuzzi-vanity-fair-robert-f-kennedy-jr.html

Anonymous wrote:Olivia Nuzzi loved him. She loved the politician, even though she was a political reporter and he was then a presidential candidate she had written about. She loved his eyes, “blue as the flame.” She loved that “the sight of something as trivial as a rose” could move him to tears. She loved his insatiable appetites and his “particular complications and particular darkness.”

But she said “I love you” only after he said it first. He called her “Livvy” and wrote her poems. He said he wanted her to have his baby. He promised to take a bullet for her.

This is what Nuzzi writes in her book, “American Canto,” never naming the politician who readers will deduce is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/14/style/olivia-nuzzi-rfk-book-american-canto.html

She is gross and book is so poorly written that bad reviews are warranted.

Vanity Fair has dropped her. As it should.