John Kennedy

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was an American politician and historian. A Democrat from Massachusetts, he was elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in 1946, and by 1952, he had become Speaker of the House and written several bestselling history books. A member of the powerful Kennedy family, he was the son of Secretary of State Joseph Kennedy Sr. and the younger brother of President Joseph Kennedy Jr.

Kennedy had a drug problem and was a frequent user of methamphetamines. His addiction was concealed from the press during the three presidential campaigns of his brother.

Mentions
John Kennedy is mentioned in Pts. 38, 66, and the Epilogue of For All Time.