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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsEliot Rosewater
(31,121 posts)pain so severe most of us cant even imagine it, he was of course millions times better.
But, he was a patriot and hero and it was easier for him to not be a traitor. Started out in life with the same advantage the traitor had and look what he did with it vs the traitor.
Yes, there was some resistance in his WH to the civil rights movement, for sure, but it was 1960.
BootinUp
(47,185 posts)Iggo
(47,564 posts)I'd rather have been born during the current one.
why?
Iggo
(47,564 posts)Cal Tek
(41 posts)Iggo
(47,564 posts)All of us born during the Kennedy administration lived our entire youth and young adulthood under the specter of "Oh my god!!! World War Three!!!"
I burned out on that shit years ago. I think most of us did.
EDIT: However, there was that moment at the end of Bush II when that bomber went missing. I went "hmm" for a little bit. So I guess I'm never completely over it...lol.
Cal Tek
(41 posts)And a good rule of thumb for today is that volume of alcohol consumed should not exceed volume of food.
Iggo
(47,564 posts)badhair77
(4,220 posts)I am fortunate to remember JFK and his presidency, however.
BigMin28
(1,179 posts)I was born the day the Cuban Missile crisis ended.
ProudLib72
(17,984 posts)GoCubsGo
(32,088 posts)I was born four days after he was inaugurated.
Small-Axe
(359 posts)that way I got to remember living with JFK.
My hero!