In the side that he won he got the workers better benefits and got the prices lowered after a while. But this also caused the government business to be severely damaged. On the outside this battle seemed to only confirm that JFK and his party were out to destroy big business. JFK was the 35th president to hold office. Even though he only held it for just a bit past his first one-thousand days. He was killed on November 22, 1963. He was assassinated in Dallas, Texas. The “Single shooter” shot him in the neck area. He was rushed to the hospital called Parkland. Where he was pronounced dead at 1 p.m. It was said that he was in trauma room number one when he died. In the very next room the governor of Texas was being treated with his wound he got shot in the leg and he ended up surviving. When Kennedy was pronounced dead his wife would not leave his side and her blood stained jacket that she wore that very same day now rests in a museum for the public to see. Now began the great adventure to find out who killed him and if they had any accomplices. Lyndon B. Johnson had made an organization called the Warren Commission to find Kennedy’s shooter(s). It was finally determined that it was a single shooter and his name was Lee Harvey …show more content…
These include the mafia, the C.I.A., the American military, Cuban nationalist, and any number of any Kennedy-haters had a ploy in it. They also have made a movie about the assassination. It is also filled full of these conspiracy theories. The named the movie “JFK”. It was produced in 1991. On a more direct level though it was all about the cinematic theory about the assassination. For the next couple of decades it would fire up people into these debates about who was all actually behind the assassination. Even though it stirred up the many controversies it depicted one of the saddest and depressing moments in American history. When he was nominated he was the second Roman Catholic to be nominated. In 1928 the first Roman Catholic ran for president. His name is Al Smith. Unlike Kennedy he failed. So Kennedy was the first successful Roman Catholic president. Kennedy would not have become president if he would not have ran for vice president in 1956. Southern democrats were the ones that supported his idea to run for vice president. And that is what caused the people to see him as a possible presidential