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And, writer David Talbot argues, our nation is the worse for that.
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The core conflicts between Dulles and Kennedy—which have echoed along partisan lines down through the decades since—have their roots, David Talbot says, in two radically different world views.
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David Talbot talks about his study of the Kennedy brothers and their political enemies on Monday, march 21 at Sonoma State, a presentation sponsored by Project Censored.
