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Our Love for a True Leader in 1968 (Original Post) mobeau69 Aug 2017 OP
The sixties were brutal. Many dreams died. pfitz59 Aug 2017 #1
We turned the corner with Obama but then, sadly, we lost our way again. mobeau69 Aug 2017 #3
Indeed those are memories to cherish. ATL Ebony Aug 2017 #4
This has to be the most impressive post on the board Rhiannon12866 Aug 2017 #6
Come on DUers apkhgp Aug 2017 #2
I cry, still. raven mad Aug 2017 #5
RFK Speech: ''The GDP counts "everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile.'' Donkees Aug 2017 #7

pfitz59

(10,376 posts)
1. The sixties were brutal. Many dreams died.
Mon Aug 21, 2017, 09:45 PM
Aug 2017

Now we are saddled with Trump, McConnell, Ryan and a RW Scotus..... the nation has erred in direction....

mobeau69

(11,143 posts)
3. We turned the corner with Obama but then, sadly, we lost our way again.
Mon Aug 21, 2017, 10:24 PM
Aug 2017

I was lucky to see JFK, RFK and BHO on their campaign trails and to shake their hands. As long as I live those moments will stay etched in my memory.

raven mad

(4,940 posts)
5. I cry, still.
Tue Aug 22, 2017, 03:50 AM
Aug 2017

Sometimes I wonder if I'm crying for what was lost, or for what will be even worse if sTrumpet stays in office.

Donkees

(31,392 posts)
7. RFK Speech: ''The GDP counts "everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile.''
Tue Aug 22, 2017, 08:24 AM
Aug 2017


Published on Sep 11, 2008
Forty years ago, Robert F. Kennedy challenged the basic way we measure progress and well-being in America. Today, the Glaser Progress Foundation is raising the same questions through a new medium. The Seattle-based foundation released a new web video marking the anniversary of a famous speech in which Kennedy said the Gross Domestic Product counts "everything, in short, except that which makes life worthwhile."


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