Junior Senator John F. Kennedy was nominated to be the presidential candidate by the Democratic party on July 15, 1960.
In his acceptance speech, entitled "The New Frontier", Kennedy challenged the nation to "be not afraid, neither be dismayed" in the face of adversity.
John F. Kennedy was criticized
for being catholic
for his lack of experience
for his age
for his political ideology
for being idealistic
Kennedy narrowly defeated Richard Milhous Nixon (49.7% to 49.5%) and became the 35th President of the United States.
Funny how suddenly the truth comes back to us all. The lies will no longer work. Hug someone.
xldear23 4 years ago 5
dud you are so wrong when you said "the audio it self is the part of it that really matters." Its not a part its the only thing that matters. this is my favorite speech next to the Gettysburg address
xalwynx 3 years ago 2