John F Kennedy Biography Essay

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29th, 1917. He was our youngest president to be elected into office and the youngest president to die in office. John Kennedy 's first term in office was cut short, however, Kennedy made strides to make new laws and social programs, Kennedy was on his way to make outstanding laws and programs. Starting from the beginning of his presidency to the cold war and even after his death, John Kennedy was a strong and dependent leader. Because of this, people either hated or loved John F. Kennedy. Through trials and tribulations, John Fitzgerald Kennedy remained the same honest, family oriented man whom all Americans can trust and rely on. The most important people in Kennedy’s life were his family. The most influential of them were his father, his brother Bob, and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy (Sorenson 30). President Kennedy had many things in common with his father and the two were very alike. They both had a hatred of war, had a delightful sense of humor, family loyalty, and a concern for the state and nation (Sorenson 31). Although with all of Kennedy’s achievements, he had an underlying condition he had lived …show more content…
Although his time was cut short with his time in office, Kennedy had been attacked with different problems and challenges and had tackled them all from the election race, all the way to the cold war, and to his death. Because Kennedy was an innovative man, he looked for resolutions for problems in the US, many issues people of all kinds strongly disagreed with. Kennedy’s upbringing of constant pushing from his father, kept him pushing through all the hate he received as President. All this hate eventually lead to his death. But even at the time of his death, he never let his morals change or falter under the pressure from the public. John Kennedy was truly a remarkable human being who loved his family and kept an honest smile through it