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For Schlossberg, quirky charm and a claim to Camelot may not be enough

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By Emma Goldberg Verified, Claire Fahy
| The Seattle Times Verified
NEW YORK — Standing on a drizzly street corner on the Upper East Side, Jack Schlossberg was running out the final days of his congressional primary campaign in a strange tempest of nostalgia and youthful insistence. His television ads have featured the decidedly old-guard Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, and his mother, Caroline Kennedy. The supporters stopping to take his picture on the Upper East Side were largely either high school students or retirees.
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For Schlossberg, Quirky Charm and a Claim to Camelot May Not Be Enough

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By Emma Goldberg Verified, Claire Fahy
| The New York Times Verified
For Schlossberg, Quirky Charm and a Claim to Camelot May Not Be Enough Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of John F. Kennedy, has found it difficult to overcome some of his perceived shortcomings in a high-profile House primary race.
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For Schlossberg, Quirky Charm and a Claim to Camelot May Not Be Enough

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By Emma Goldberg Verified, Claire Fahy
| Breaking One
NEW YORK -- Standing on a drizzly street corner on the Upper East Side, Jack Schlossberg was running out the final days of his congressional primary campaign in a strange tempest of nostalgia and youthful insistence. His television ads have featured the decidedly old-guard Nancy Pelosi, the former House speaker, and his mother, Caroline Kennedy. The supporters stopping to take his picture on the Upper East Side were largely either high school students or retirees.
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