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Nothing RFK Jr. has said recently is too far to believe.

JFK’s murder did start the suicide of America.

Think of what has happened since then.

Prayer in schools gone
Gun control enacted
Abortion on demand law of the land
Drugs legalized
Gay marriage legalized
Illegal alien immigration legalized
And on and on and on....

Gun control enacted
Abortion on demand law of the land
Drugs legalized
Gay marriage legalized
Illegal alien immigration legalized
And on and on and on....

Civils Rights Act (1964?), Immigration Act (1965?)...
Started before this, but I was 6 in 1963. These are the events I recall.

They are relentless and they are evil.
We need heroes.

Kennedy was a liberal, and was despised by the conservatives of that era as much, if not more, than Clinton, Obama, and Biden. Kennedy's positions were not as radical as the modern Democratic Party, but the Democrats have moved leftward over the years. Teddy Kennedy and Jesse Jackson were anti-abortion earlier in their careers. Joe Biden was a "Law and order" Democrat whose language was rather close to that of George Wallace on racial matters. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were opposed to homosexual "marriage" a dozen years ago. There is no assurance that had Kennedy survived an attempted assassination, was reelected in 1964, and lived for another 30-40 years after his Presidency, he would have not followed his party's leftward drift, as his brother did. Ditto for Robert Kennedy, Sr., or Martin Luther King.

The removal of prayer in schools occurred under the Warren Court, with two Eisenhower appointees, Warren and Brennan, voting for its removal. Abortion on demand happened under the Burger Court, led by Warren Burger, a Nixon appointee. On the Obergefell ruling legalizing homosexual "marriages", one Republican appointee, Anthony Kennedy, voted for the overturn.