I always wanted to cast a Kennedy vote. Whatever you think about John F. Kennedy, if you belong to a certain cohort, it left a hole in your heart when he was gunned down by a sociopath, possibly a KGB…
Fans of pseudo-historical nonsense received a dose of satisfaction this month when Politico published an article under the headline, “How Kennedy Narrowly Defeated Nixon — and Why the Alternative History Would Have Been Devastating.” (The sub-headline followed: “The 1960 election…
Sportscaster and CNN contributor Bob Costas made headlines recently by calling former President Donald Trump “by far the most disgraceful figure in modern presidential history” and referring to Trump supporters as being “in the throes of some sort of toxic…
The advanced age of Joe Biden is on the ballot in November, when he will be almost 82 years old. You can view his physical stumbles, his angry tirades at the sky, his sentences that trail off into the void…
“Oh, my God! The president’s been shot!” For those of us of a certain age, the moment we first heard that President John F. Kennedy had been shot has enshrined itself among our most indelible memories. I was 13, and…
Sixty years ago today, the president of the United States was murdered by Lee Harvey Oswald. No one experienced the tragedy like John F. Kennedy’s wife. The image of Jackie Kennedy almost instinctively, in a motherly way, scrambling to the…
Sixty years ago today, a Communist murdered the president of the United States. Sixty years ago later today, other Communists started to think about how they could fool the people of the United States that someone other than a Communist…
Sixty years. Amazing. For those old enough to remember that horrific day in American history — and I am — the arrival of the 60-year marker since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy has opened the flood of memories,…
Once again, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has encountered a security threat, and yet again, the Biden administration is refusing to provide the presidential candidate with Secret Service protection, despite multiple requests from Kennedy and his team over several months. In…
Once upon a time, presidential debates were a civilized matter. At the very first televised presidential debate between Sen. John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon on Sept. 26, 1960, the two presidential hopefuls donned suits and ties in…