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Was JFK any ‘good’ as a president?

21 November 2023

10:52 AM

21 November 2023

10:52 AM

How should we assess the value of a US president? In the case of John F. Kennedy, who died sixty years ago, the box denoting youthful vigor clearly gets a checkmark. Kennedy was just forty-six at the time of his assassination, which makes him younger than Hunter Biden is now.

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