In the election of 1960 John F. Kennedy would be the best presidential candidate. John F. Kennedy is a senator from Massachusetts who cares about equality for all people, no matter their skin color or religious beliefs. He cares about what’s happening on our own doorsteps, and he acknowledges that America isn’t as high and mighty as it once was, and he want’s to put us back on the top of the world. He wants the best for future generations to come and he can undoubtedly handle the strenuous task of being the leader of our country and head of the military. John F. Kennedy would be an outstanding president because he has exceptional experience in politics, he carries himself in a respectful manner, and he cares about what’s best for America. Contrary to popular belief, John F. Kennedy…show more content… In Document B paragraph 2 it says, “He was tan and confident and well-rested.” When people think of America they think of power and somebody who is intimidating, and Kennedy has that look to him. He’s also a very respectful man, as seen in Document D part 1 when he says, “I think Mr. Nixon is an effective leader of his party. I hope he would grant me the same.” This goes to show that he knows how to stay on people's good side, which is a quality all world leaders should have. Another thing that makes him qualified for the position of the President of the United States is how smooth he is with his words. He knows how to deliver news and make it sound good or upbeat, even if it might not be. In Document B paragraph 3 it says, “...Kennedy’s smooth delivery and charisma.” This quote shows you that spectators and opponents alike can easily see that his wise use of words and charisma really gets the American people going. America wants somebody who can talk them out of dangerous situations and not fly off the handle, and senator Kennedy is just the
