If the public outside the

Aaron Carine — Sat, 23 Nov 2013 13:27:26 +0000

If the public outside the South was so lukewarm about civil rights, then JFK should be commended for going as far he did, and it is hardly surprising that he hesitated at first.

Still, I'm not a great JFK fan; his admirers seem to judge him more by his rhetoric than his actual record. He was the one who sent combat troops to Vietnam, and they had killed a considerable number of civilians by the time he died.

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If the public outside the