by Chaos Coordinator at X
In a stunning development that should trigger Senate ethics investigations and potential legal action, leaked images and transcripts reveal Senator Cassidy, a sitting U.S. Senator for the state of Louisiana, engaging in what legal analysts are calling a covert and coordinated attempt to oust a Cabinet-level official—Secretary of Health, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK). The material shows Senator Cassidy conspiring to manipulate public and internal perception to pressure the President (@realDonaldTrump) into removing RFK and replacing him with a preferred loyalist.
The scheme, documented in writing and captured on camera as Senator Cassidy typed it, includes a clear intent to fabricate a sense of internal chaos, “stay silent” to mask involvement, and elevate an alternate candidate (“Oz”) as part of the replacement strategy. Who is Oz? It is TV personality and surgeon Dr. Mehmet Oz. These actions—premeditated, organized, and documented—may constitute federal criminal violations.
Internal Memo: Reflections on June Senate Activity & Broader Strategy
Title: Jornadas después del 6 de junio del tema de la policía y el senado
Date Range: June 6 – June 24, 2025
June 11, 2025
Ty and Matt on how to approach RFK (@SecKennedy)
They recommend that I stay silent.If candidates keep dropping out, it creates the impression that there’s chaos.Reassure others that they’re doing good work.Elevate Oz, for example.The plan is that the overall effect of this will be to cast RFK in a bad light, and the administration will replace him with someone else.I don’t remember if there was already an agreement with RFK in this journal. But, I recently spoke with RFK and he shared the draft agreement. At first, he denied that an agreement had been made. Later, he sent it.
RFK Agreement
This is tentative and subject to approval, but this is what I understand us to have discussed: Any board and consent representatives chosen…
The behavior observed — a group of U.S. Senators (and possibly others) strategizing to undermine a sitting Cabinet member (RFK, Secretary of Health) to pressure the President to fire him and replace him with someone they prefer — can cross serious ethical and potentially legal boundaries.
Let’s be clear…