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The First Irish Brahmin
2018
Overview
Dwight Eisenhower read Louis L’Amour, hosted stag dinners at the White House, liked TV dinners in the personal quarters, and danced with Mamie to Guy Lombardo and the Royal Canadians. To many, the contrast with his successor seemed inspirational even more than generational. William Manchester termed John F. Kennedy’s children, Caroline and John, “friendly but reserved with strangers, alert, bright, possessed of immense curiosity and fired by awesome energy.” He was describing their father too.
JFK had brown hair, a perpetual tan, and a twist to his bite. Emphatic and sensitive by nature, he was not a hater, seeking to
