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On the wall at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library in Boston, Massachusetts
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That was his Presidency. So true and prophetic.
I weep for what could have been. 
I will never forget this man, this President...
Either way that is an amazing statement.
50 years... "let us begin."
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for great President, and an all-too brief Presidency.
God, I miss him.
On days like today, when many in the country are reminiscing over the tragic and premature end to this great mans life, I can almost feel the passion behind him driving us on again.
He also said on that historic day, "Let both sides explore what problems unite us instead of belaboring those problems which divide us." Which often resonates with me on more levels than just political ones.
That's very kind of you. 
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... all the way down to the inauguration in 2009.... Nothing happens overnight....
I'm sorry JFK didn't have more time. He seemed to be just hitting his stride, but he still would have gone gray in office, the Dixiecrats would still have given him hell...
JFK might have been great, instead of just promising. I was 16 when he died, Will. I remember, and it has colored my outlook all my life (circle back to subject line)....
