I'm an Irishman (and American Indian) with auburn hair exactly like JFK, and he was a fair president. He did some decent things but he DID steal the election, he DID steal it from Nixon. he DID cheat on his wife, he DID use daddy's money to get what he wanted, he DID use his looks to get attention. he DID abandon Cuba, he DID almost cause WW3, he DID start Vietnam, he DID cheat in the WH, he DID many more vile things but he didn't deserve the bullet to his throat or head. And to all you JFK assassination buffs it was Ruby, Oswald AND JD Tippitt all 3. they were all there and they all did it. Oswald from the Depository, Ruby was in the Dal Tex, TIppitt the badge man. Tippitt was in the army he was a war vet he was a hunter he was a cop who used his time to practice. And Ruby was told to DO IT. Oswald too. not rocket science, all three were there, photo proof they were there. so, put the ping pong balls away 3 men all in on it for good reasons too.

Somebody take the putter off Ike.

this commercial is such a classic!

Compared to presidential election ads today, these television commercials sometimes seem almost juvenile and amateurish-- when they do not look so eerily similar.

Promises of equality and concern for average Americans (from both sides) are balanced by pledges to never be weak, and by a consensus that Americans had much to fear from "communism."

All the commercials are fascinating from many points of view.

I found the one of Jacqueline Kennedy speaking in Spanish extraordinarily unforgettable. One sees her big smile of relief after successfully accomplishing what she had been directed to do. One yet thinks of how innocent and almost childish she appeared, even as she tried so hard to appear serious.

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