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Ep. 2: If JFK Had Lived...

By: Professor Suzannah Lipscomb
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  • In this episode, historian Professor Suzannah Lipscomb picks through the legacy John F. Kennedy’s presidency might have left, had he not been assassinated. How might this have impacted Cold War relations, the space race, the Vietnam War and American heroic culture?
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Good, but check your bias

Both this and the first episode contain unnecessary comments of a party-political nature.

Hinting that Thatcher somehow began the degradation og citizens rights.

Then suggesting that Trump might not have been elected if Kennedy had not been shot in 1963.

I am A-okay with not liking politicians, but these barely hidden insults only target one political orientation. The first hint of anything similar in episode 3 will put me off listening to the rest.

Stick to the historical analysis and keep your biases out of it, please!

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