Remembering John F. Kennedy

Today, November 22, marks the anniversary of the assassination of President Kennedy, a heartbreaking and significant date for many of us. On this blog, we might remember his way with words, aided by his speech writer, Ted Sorenson. Here is my favorite quote, delivered at a White House dinner for Nobel laureates. He told the assemblage that the guests comprised “probably the greatest concentration of talent and genius in this house except for perhaps those times when Thomas Jefferson ate alone. Here are more quotations from the Quotations Page.

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