President of the United States (1961–1963) · 1917–1963
John F. Kennedy Political views on the 12 axes
Set the goal of reaching the Moon, faced down the Cuban Missile Crisis and proposed the civil rights law passed after his death.
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Our estimate from their writing and record. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
Centrist
Direct Democracy
Centrist
Cooperation
Neutral
Free Trade
Mixed Economic
Balanced
Agnostic
Progressive
Centrist
Accelerationist
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Ideologies closest to John F. Kennedy
Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture, the four axes every ideology is defined on.
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Set the goal of reaching the Moon, faced down the Cuban Missile Crisis and proposed the civil rights law passed after his death. Where John F. Kennedy took a clear view. Structure: Centrist; Representation: Direct Democracy; Power: Centrist; Diplomacy: Cooperation; Military: Neutral; Trade: Free Trade; Economy: Mixed Economic; Control: Balanced; Religion: Agnostic; Culture: Progressive; Immigration: Centrist; Technology: Accelerationist.
Social Liberalism (88% match), then Social Democracy (87% match) and Liberalism (87% match). Compared on economy, power, diplomacy and culture.
They are our editorial estimates from John F. Kennedy's writing and record, from 0 to 100 on each axis. Axes they took no clear view on are left out.
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