#JFK

[bigd-lushie]

[joansiesbeloved]

JFK nicknamed his sister-in-law, Joan Kennedy, ”The Dish” in 1960.

“Most people don’t know it, but in 1960 that expression was quite a compliment … especially coming from Jack Kennedy.”

Who did he first say the nickname to, Ted?

“No, he said it to me! And then, later, to the Senator.”

I bet he was happy about that?

“Oh yes, quite proud.”

Did you have a favorite brother in law?

“If I did, I wouldn’t tell you. They were so different. There was something about Jack. Both were very nice to me. That’s the important thing, isn’t it?”

[justs13rra]

[vixenihy]

i know like 3 other people have said this already, but whenever i listen to class of 2013 i think of jfk and it genuinely makes me so sad to the point of it being physically painful

[melancholicstation]

not bobby kennedy's assassination being canon in abbott elementary...

oh RFK centric pop culture moments you are so loved by me, despite them being so few and far between. like, no janine let me interview melissa's cousin and personally thank him for turning down the hit on our robert's life.

[mrskennedy]

Jacqueline Kennedy walks down from her Georgetown home along with Willy Brandt, then Mayor of West Berlin, after he gave her a visit during his trip to Washington DC. May 19th, 1964.

[ultraviolets333]

"Um, do you think you'll buy me lots of diamonds?"

[animentality]

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[dosesofcommonsense]

[jellibabie]

[reality-detective]

The truth about JFK's assassination 🤔

[infinitemarilynmonroe]

Marilyn Monroe performing at JFK's birthday gala, 1962.

[oceancentury]

John ‘Jack’ Bouvier Kennedy Schlossberg (only grandson of John F. Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier) is Vogues new political correspondent.

[melancholicstation]

rfk to lbj in 64' when jfk wasn't there to play middle man: