CNN CNN Newsroom November 23, 2013 17:32:00
Right then because he had to show the nation and the world that someone was in charge, that there wasn't a vacuum here at the top of the leadership of the world's greatest democracy. yet at the same time he had to show that he wasn't kind of being an overbearing leader, just wiping out the legacy of john f. kennedy. that's when he made maybe the most important speech of his career, and one of the most important speeches in u.s. history, the "let us continue" speech that he was going to continue the legacy of the great john f. kennedy, and yet be a leader on his own, and that's exactly what he ...
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