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Essay heading: Leading with Courage
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He then ended his speech with a challenge to ignite a fire under the American people and those around the world to follow the vision set forth in his opening statements as Commander in Chief.
“And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country...
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The vision of an even more free country and a less hostile world was conceivable to Kennedy and throughout his time in office he gained support as well as action from those he was leading.
Though tragically short-lived, Kennedy’s stint as leader of the free world was packed with foreign relations affairs that tested the President’s abilities manage crises...
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