Bobby,

I heard an interesting analysis of the Kennedy presidency the other day--by a "talking head" that made sense!  Imagine that!

At any rate, she felt that JFK's term was really no more significant than, say, Gerald Ford's.  His biggest accomplishment was the Peace Corps and that was about it.  We (our culture--certainly not me) hold him in such high regard because he was cut down at 44; frozen in time.  If he were alive today he would be 84 and have little relevance.  After all, most of the "coffee table books" on Kennedy deal with 11/22/63 to 11/24/63--not the thousand days preceding.

Kyle

----- Original Message -----
From: "BG Greer, PhD" <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Monday, November 24, 2003 3:53 pm
Subject: Re: did i light a match near the gasoline tank?

> Ken,
>
>       Go ahead and throw the bucket, but don't kick it! LOL This
> has been
> fun. I now live where there is more parity between the races.
> Austin is much
> more liberal than the rest of Texas, except San Antonio. This is
> also where Joyce
> and I lived on November 22, 1963. Anyway, fire away.
>
> Bobby
>
> > i must do a few
> > things. i whave another bucket of gunpowder to throw
> > in to this fire. i will think about it and decide if i
> > really want to go there. a logical mind sometimes is a
> > terrible thing to use.
> >
>