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The Duality of JFK: Persona and Politics
This chapter explores John F. Kennedy's unique rhetorical style and the complexities of his character, revealing a charming yet complicated individual shaped by his familial relationships. It examines JFK's centrist political stance during the 1960 presidential election, including his challenges as a Catholic candidate and his strategies to appeal to diverse voter bases. Additionally, the chapter addresses the implications of his presidency, including key policies and the influence of his father's legacy, while also reflecting on the conspiracy theories that arose following his assassination.