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HoraceGreenley · 56-60, M
That's nice Swarog, but it is not specific. JFK is speaking in generalities here.
What politician would publicly admit that they do not care about the welfare of people?
Besides, Profiles in courage was about other people and about the qualities JFK admired.
As an Irish-Catholic from Boston, JFK had to be a Democrat to get elected to anything. My point is that JFK is not a liberal in the sense that Teddy was.
JFK was a fiscal conservative in the truest sense of the word, a big backer of the military and took a very hard line on communism.
Barack Hussein Obama he wasn't.
What politician would publicly admit that they do not care about the welfare of people?
Besides, Profiles in courage was about other people and about the qualities JFK admired.
As an Irish-Catholic from Boston, JFK had to be a Democrat to get elected to anything. My point is that JFK is not a liberal in the sense that Teddy was.
JFK was a fiscal conservative in the truest sense of the word, a big backer of the military and took a very hard line on communism.
Barack Hussein Obama he wasn't.