Young Kennedy

[Tom Lehman]

Yes Marco, that's the whole deal.  Young Kennedy was a self admitted
"non-partisan" :o) and his magazine George was styled "non-partisan".  In
American terms that means you present a facade of not taking sides on an issue.
I don't blame Kennedy for his "non-partisan" facade.  If you had been part of
the traumas that he had been part of you would probably be "non partisan" too!

Once again I'll recommend that American political classic, Plunkitt of Tammany
Hall, available at fine used bookstores everywhere for a couple of bucks.

Tom Lehman

Marco Anglesio wrote:


> On Sun, 18 Jul 1999, Tom Lehman wrote:
> > As far as his silly political magazine George goes,  American politics
> > are for the most part on the surface silly.  I never bought a copy of
> > George and my encounters with it have only been on the newsstand or the
>
> In many ways it was pleasing to pretty much all comers. Political
> magazines usually anger at least someone, but I can't see how someone
> could get angry, outright angry, at George. Disappointed certainly but not
> riled up.
>
> If anyone read it (and I suspect more LBO readers did than actually read
> George), the Brill's Content interview with JFK, Jr was interesting. IMHO,
> of course.
>
> marco
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