RFK Jr Falconry Records Finally Released
RFK Jr’s falconry records finally released, showing New York falconry license details and residency claims.
The State of New York has released Robert F. Kennedy Jr.‘s falconry records, which had been requested since August. The records were received on Election Day at 7:53 AM.
The release of these records comes after questions were raised about Kennedy‘s falconry license and residency claims.
Falconry License Details
The records show that Kennedy has a New York falconry license, effective on July 16, 2020, and expiring at the end of this year.
He changed his address on July 10, 2023, from an address in White Plains to a Katonah, New York, address he later used on his nominating petition.
The Department redacted the street addresses, despite them being public information due to Kennedy‘s own court filings.
This redaction is notable, as it suggests that the Department may have been attempting to protect Kennedy‘s privacy, even though the information was already publicly available.
Furthermore, the fact that Kennedy changed his address on his falconry license just three months after declaring his presidential candidacy raises questions about the timing and motivations behind this change.
Residency Claims and False Statements
Evidence suggests that Kennedy made false statements on his falconry records to support his claim that New York was his “place of residence”, which he knew to be false since he was a California resident at the time.
These findings raise concerns about the validity of his claims and the potential consequences of making false statements on official records.
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Given Kennedy‘s endorsement of Trump and the possibility of him being appointed to a position of authority, such as public health, it is worth examining the implications of these findings.
Falconry Reports and Compliance
The agency did not produce any examples of the falconry reports that New York falconers are required to file every year.
A letter sent to Kennedy in March 2022 reminded him that he had not filed his report for 2021, but there is no evidence that he ever filed that report or any others during the relevant time.
The lack of compliance with falconry reporting requirements raises concerns about Kennedy‘s adherence to regulations.
Although Kennedy ended his campaign, the release of these records serves as a reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in public life.
They highlight the need for public figures to be truthful and compliant with regulations.
The fact that Kennedy has endorsed Trump and may be considered for a position of authority makes it even more important to scrutinize his actions and behavior.
Ultimately, the release of these records serves as a reminder of the importance of holding public figures accountable for their actions and ensuring that they are truthful and transparent in their dealings.
