Kennedy Still Seen as Democratic Safety Valve at Miami Beach
As 1972 looms, Kennedy remains the party’s safety valve despite an evident reluctance to run. He has moved to remove himself from ballots, denying any candidacy while aides stress fatigue from constant questions about a draft. His influence endures in ITT investigations and high profile speeches.
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Spock predicts McGovern rejection at Democratic convention
Dr Benjamin Spock, Peace and Freedom Party candidate, told the Comstock Club that McGovern will be brushed aside as too liberal at the Democratic National Convention. He warned liberal supporters will gravitate to the People's party as establishment Democrats reject McGovern despite primary wins. Spock denounced Nixon’s handling of Vietnam and urged continued protest, noting Johnson’s 1968 exit and arguing a pediatrician can be president.
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