MISSING LINKS IN THE JFK ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY By: Ralph D. Thomas

Restored Research Ebook -MISSING LINKS IN THE JFK ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY By: Ralph D. Thomas

John Kennedy's trip to Texas was a political trip needed to mend fences within the Democratic Party. Kennedy, even with Johnson on his ticket, barely won the state in 1960. The next Presidential election was less than one year away. The Democratic Party within Texas was fractionalized. The gap between democratic liberals and democratic conservatives was profound. Senator Ralph Yarborough was considered the leader of the Texas liberals within the Democratic Party. John Connally is often given credit at the time for holder of the leadership position of the democratic conservatives in Texas. Kennedy was clearly caught in the middle. Although he tried to wear two hats, he tended to be thought of as outside the boundaries by each fraction. Perceived as a liberal by the conservative block, many conservative democrats were threatening to vote republican. The liberal block was unhappy with many of Kennedy's programs and perceived him as a conservative. Kennedy was hoping that this trip would smooth the ruffles of some of these problems as his eyes were on the next Presidential race in which he felt he needed to carry Texas.

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