It was reported on Monday that new tapes of former U.S. President John F. Kennedy were found and published. MSNBC took a closer look at the tapes, and reported about it. Watch the video right here at PoliGazette:
John F. Kennedy became one of the most famous and popular presidents in history after he was killed in Dallas in 1963. He was a man of contradictions: a proponent of the civil rights movement, yet ordered the FBI to spy on Martin Luther King. He declared a war on the maffia, yet had ties to them. He was a moral crusader, yet his father did business with the Nazis during World War II.
Additionally, after his death it became clear that Kennedy had more than a few affairs. His wife, Jackie, remained faithful, however, until and even after his death.
The Kennedy’s are now an American dynasty.
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Kennedy was killed in Dallas, TX not Kansas. Everybody knows this.
admin: Thanks for the correction. Post has been fixed.