redlightning
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What if President John F. Kennedy had survived his assassination, lived into 1964, just to see the secrets of his health conditions revealed to the public by the press before the 1964 election were to take place?
But wouldn't President Kennedy receive sympathy, and more importantly, admiration for carrying on in spite of his health issues?In that case I'd go out on a limb and suggest a Rockefeller win since he has no obvious health problems.
But wouldn't President Kennedy receive sympathy, and more importantly, admiration for carrying on in spite of his health issues?
And weren't most of them solvable/manageable in any case?
I'd like to have one or two good references if possible.Some claim that his health conditions may have constituted a terminal condition that would leave him unlikely to survive beyond 1970.
Doctor Zebra said:To put things in a different light, if an officer in the U.S. Air Force were taking any one of these medications, he or she would not even be allowed to talk on the radio to aircraft as supervisor of flying. Kennedy, as commander-in-chief, was supervisor for the entire Air Force.
However, unless JFK drops dead before the first debate, JFK would win re-election.