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John F. Kennedy, President is a book that sheds an interesting view of John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s life as the 35th president of The United States of America. ... Kennedy was the youngest man elected President and he was the youngest to die. ... John Kennedy went to Harvard, fought in the war, ran for Congress and then for Senate. He then became our faithful President. John F. Kennedy did not choose people because of their wealth and power to be in his cabinet, he chose men worthy of the jobs. He was a man of great dedication to his job as president. ... Though Kennedy was a reasonable man there were always problems of war. ... An example of this is when Kennedy was able to stop the war in Laos with words and without bloodshed. ... He was married to Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy and had two children, Caroline Kennedy and John Kennedy Jr. ... Even when large problems were surfacing Kennedy still had the responsibility of working on the small ones. The President was very popular among the common people. ... Though Kennedy was a popular man his life was taken on November 22, 1963 in Dallas, Texas. With those three shots, “an era ended, a young generation lost its leader, the United States gave up its President, and John Fitzgerald Kennedy died.”
The author’s views of John F. Kennedy are extremely high. ... Hugh speaks of how Kennedy spoke freely to the press while presidents before him disliked the media and the press. ... Sidey referred to John Fitzgerald Kennedy as a hard working young man long before he even began to think of becoming President. Hugh also mentioned even when the President was in severe pain he did not like anyone to know of his discomforts. ... During some rare occasions a few people see the president as human and it frightens them.
Approximate Word count = 1461
Approximate Pages = 5.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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