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Referring to JFK's presidency as 'Camelot' doesn't do him justice | Sarah-Jane Stratford by Sarah-Jane Stratford

The source of the Camelot reference is a story of failed idealism. It, like all mythology, distracts us from the whole story of KennedyThe name "Camelot" is such an accepted sobriquet for the Kennedy Administration that many don't recognize it as a creation of Jackie Kennedy's during a Life magazine interview following JFK's assassination. It certainly evokes an image of a romantic fairy-tale … but, when considered…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 7:30am on November 21, 2013

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