Killing Kennedy Analysis

“Killing Kennedy” by Bill O’Reilly & Martin Dugard, wait do even know who John Fitzgerald Kennedy is? Well then he was the 35th president of the United States during the time of 1917 to November 22 1963 when he was assassinated by Lee Harvey Oswald. During JFK time as president he prevented nuclear armageddon during the Cuban missile crisis, created the peace corps and emphasized public service. “Killing Kennedy” is about his time as president leading up to his assassination, but before that, what was he like? Well let's find out some details, in the fall of Camelot. What weaknesses and strengths did the handsome JFK possess while in Camelot? Well he’s a monster in the bedroom being a sex beast “he told a friend that he needs to have sex once a day or he’ll suffer severe headaches” (O’Reilly & Dugard 37). JFK thrives to have sex just like collecting dangerous trophies, that could drag him down, it’s like an …show more content…
In the marvin gardin heading to the helipad he told Martin ““You must be careful not to lose your cause” he warns him “if they shoot you down they’ll shoot us down too, so be carefull.(O’Reilly Dugard 181). Kennedy is showing his concern about the presidency and civil right movement without stating it. In the quote he’s telling martin to be careful about his actions. Jfk's Interaction with Bobby shows that he won’t risk the presidency for a friend. Which was Frank Sinatra but “despite their history, JFK listen to Bobby and cuts him off in an instant”(O’Reilly Dugard 79). This shows that he doesn't wants to be connected to the mafia. Because Frank was rumored to be connected to the mafia. JFK’s interaction with his kids shows that he can make time for them. Jfk Allows “Caroline and John play in the Oval Office while he works”(O’Reilly Dugard 73) This show that he is caring and will give them time even when he is