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In the words of Jackson Browne 'It's so far the other way my country's gone', USA is sorely in need of courageous statesmen at this time.
Rick wrote: "In the words of Jackson Browne 'It's so far the other way my country's gone', USA is sorely in need of courageous statesmen at this time."
'Liberty became an utopia at this time, in America' said my cousin John who moved from Texas to Florida, recently.
JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today.
Rick also deplores censorship wrote: "JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today."
Agree.
Rick also deplores censorship wrote: "JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today."
In my review, I meant the author himself.
Psssssssst……critics at the time of this book’s publication seriously doubted that JFK had very much to do with writing it, giving most of the credit to Ted Sorenson.
David wrote: "Psssssssst……critics at the time of this book’s publication seriously doubted that JFK had very much to do with writing it, giving most of the credit to Ted Sorenson."
It remains a mystery, doesn't it?
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In the words of Jackson Browne 'It's so far the other way my country's gone', USA is sorely in need of courageous statesmen at this time.
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Rick wrote: "In the words of Jackson Browne 'It's so far the other way my country's gone', USA is sorely in need of courageous statesmen at this time."'Liberty became an utopia at this time, in America' said my cousin John who moved from Texas to Florida, recently.
JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today.
Rick also deplores censorship wrote: "JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today."Agree.
Rick also deplores censorship wrote: "JFK describes the kinds of courage that the country seems to lack today."In my review, I meant the author himself.
Psssssssst……critics at the time of this book’s publication seriously doubted that JFK had very much to do with writing it, giving most of the credit to Ted Sorenson.
David wrote: "Psssssssst……critics at the time of this book’s publication seriously doubted that JFK had very much to do with writing it, giving most of the credit to Ted Sorenson."It remains a mystery, doesn't it?