Legacy

The President of the United States of America was the most important seat in the world, which made the President himself the most valuable human in the world. Therefore, the Assassination of John F. Kennedy was a stunning tragedy, not only to the American people but also to the entire world. In the advancement of technology, television became a primary broadcasting news source, informing the events involving the assassination. It was undeniable that Kennedy’s administration had preserved world democracy and prevented a nuclear war. The JFK airport was also renamed in his honor, one month after his assassination.

Today, John F. Kennedy is widely accepted as one of the best president the U.S. ever had. He is also ranked in the “Top 10 United States President’s of All Time”. In fact, Kennedy is rated favorably by at least 80% of respondents in a poll conducted by Rasmussen Reports poll. In addition, many of Kennedy’s speeches are still remembered till nowadays, including his famous inaugural speech – "And so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country." JFK is looked up to as an inspiration for a generation of Americans in a way that only few presidents have managed to do. And for this alone, he deserves admiration and respect.