Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has sparked controversy after he was seen swimming in Rock Creek, a waterway in Washington, D.C., known for high levels of fecal bacteria and infectious pathogens. Ignoring warnings from the National Park Service regarding unsafe swimming conditions, RFK Jr. took his grandchildren for a dip in the contaminated creek. Despite the health risks associated with swimming in polluted waters, he shared photos of the outing, raising concerns and criticism over his decision to disregard public health guidelines. The incident has drawn significant backlash, with many questioning his judgment and prioritization of family fun over safety.