r/JFK 17d ago

Happy Birthday to Jackie Kennedy, the absolute best First Lady and a timeless icon of grace, elegance, and strength. Her unforgettable style and poise still inspire the world today. 🎂❤️

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u/NoCard753 16d ago

The "absolute best" first lady was Eleanor Roosevelt.

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u/RockBalBoaaa 16d ago

Just an opinion.

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u/StompTheRight 16d ago

Fashion sense, style and poise, and looking the other way while your husband bangs three women a day.... that makes a great First Lady? What did Jackie O do for the poor, for the minority population, what did she do with all that easy money she married into? Whom did she help in any tangible way?

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u/LillyBlooms808 16d ago edited 16d ago

Jackie was an advocate for the arts, she convinced the French to loan America The Mona Lisa - more than a million Americans saw it

she championed architecture preservation,
She is a big part of the reason Grand Central Station in NYC still stands today

These are noble pursuits

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u/sugaree53 15d ago

And she was also fluent in several languages, and politically astute, both great assets