Communication
Kelsey Weston
Communication Today
John F. Kennedy
The United States has needed a leader with strong communication that can really get through the rough crisis. There are many Americans that dismissed John F. Kennedy as a strong communicator because they believe his superficial. But, in reality his just what the United Stated needed because he would actually explain what the United States was really going through in challenging conditions. He has always been in the public’s eye and over the years learned how to handle himself which helped turning his presidency. When giving speeches or talking to the public he entirely believed in the message he was giving although, many Americans are not impressed with his efforts. John A. Barnes states “He spoke with perfect ease and fluency but quietly, deliberately and with complete self-control, always on the happiest terms with his audience.” Communication is a huge piece that comes along with being a leader, with leadership communication might become something that slips through the cracks because the leader will think that he or she is working for the greater good. In all actuality it could be just working for the leaders benefits with blinding the public to follow what ever that leader is willing to share. Communication, confidence and facts cause people to trust and believe that this speaker is correct which will create trust that people know what they are doing. John F. Kennedy was a President of the United State that could connect to the American people by using truth, learned to address multiple audiences, and was open with society.