Bizarre RFK job application asks about clairvoyance and interest in 'sexual experiences'

New reporting flagged what it called an "unusual" application to work for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in which applicants are asked a slew of bizarre questions, including a pattern completion test and even whether they have an interest in having "sexual experiences with another person."

Brian Hughes, a spokesman for the Trump transition team, confirmed to Puck News that the application and subsequent questionnaire are both real and being used by Kennedy’s team.

"Many nominees and appointees are soliciting résumés and then submitting them to the transition for the consideration and process,” he told reporter Tara Palmeri.

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She flagged several questions that raised eyebrows.

"The Make America Healthy Again intake form is certifiably comedic—and a little gross.The form asks candidates to answer questions by selecting responses such as:
- “I don’t have much interest in having sexual experiences with another person”
- “I believe in things many others don’t—like having a ‘sixth sense,’ clairvoyance, and telepathy—and as an adolescent, I had bizarre fantasies or preoccupations” and
- “I consistently use my physical appearance to draw attention to myself.”

Joshua Benton, founder of NiemanLab.org at Harvard, flagged other questions in the questionnaire on Bluesky, including that part of the assessment is expected to take 90 minutes, and warns: "It is best to complete it when you are well-rested, have recently eaten, and will not be disturbed."

In other sections, possible responses include: "I like to show off my body," "Modesty doesn't become me," and "I like to look at myself in the mirror."

Kennedy is no stranger to bizarre news. In a 2012 story in Town & Country Magazine with Kennedy's daughter Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy, she recalled the moment her father took a chainsaw to cut off the head of a dead whale near their Cape Cod family home and drove the Whale head back to New York.

RFK has also suggested the U.S. government secretly orchestrated the COVID-19 pandemic and called for removing fluoride from tap water.