JFK assassination: What if Kennedy had survived Lee Harvey Oswald's bullet?
Today we mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of John F Kennedy – a shocking murder that changed history. But what if history was different? How would we remember JFK if he had survived Lee Harvey Oswald's bullet?
In the above video I argue that we might not remember quite as fondly as we do now. After all, the 1960s was a difficult time and President Kennedy a complex man. Vietnam, race riots and loose women – here's the story of the sixties if Kennedy had lived.
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