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In response to
"
"There was a lot of hope resting in his Presidency that he had not yet realized that suddenly people were denied"
"
by
Walter Chronkite on Kennedy
I'm not sure I understand that sentence. -- nm
Posted by
mara (aka mara)
Nov 7 '08, 14:57
(No message)
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yeah, his delivery made it clear......... "people were suddenly denied the unrealized hope in his Presidency" is what he meant.
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CrankYanker
Nov 7, 15:05
I'm glad it's not just me. People were denied? Or hope was denied? Or was it realized? Or realized that it was denied? (nm)
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musubi
Nov 7, 15:02
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Civil Rights was becoming even more an issue. -- nm
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the liioulu with more clothes
Nov 7, 15:05
The people were hopeful that his great potential would be realized. It was expected to happen but the assassination stole the opportunity. -- nm
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Max
Nov 7, 15:03
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This is better.... his full potential had not yet been utilized. -- nm
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CrankYanker
Nov 7, 15:08
Actually, as is it really reads, JFK was about to give people more hope and then they were denied the benefit because of the assassination. -- nm
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Max
Nov 7, 15:05
Ahh, gotcha. Now it makes sense. (nm)
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musubi
Nov 7, 15:05
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