If President John Fitzgerald Kennedy traveled to 2008, what would he say about climate change?

Question

If President JFK traveled in a time machine from his life in the 20th century to 2008, what would he think about climate change (e.g. global warming) and what would he say about this?

Think about what words he would say. Think about a monologue he would do. Be specific! Don't give me any simple answers! Don't give me any source links! Don't give me any unanswered responses (e.g. "Do the homework yourself", "Why do you need to know this?", etc.)! Or else your answer will not be chosen best answer!

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Answer 1

Who cares what JFK would say? He was a d**n good president when he was alive, but he has no part in this.

Answer 2

I think he would have read about it in grade school as I did, and would probably smile that charming smile of his and gently remind us that time is getting very short if we plan to survive.

Answer 3

Kennedy was more of a leader than most today.

I doubt that he would parrot popular 'beliefs' like todays politicians do.

He wouldn't bow to the UN and their political scientists.

Today politicians go to one group 'tell them what they want to hear' and one day later tell another group the opposite.  

Just look what Obama did in Frisco - tried to act like one of them - an elitists.

What JFK would say: The science is NOT settled!

He would look at both sides of the arguments like a True Leader would  -  Instead of listening to what the  news media says and the "Popular Opinions" they Create!

If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader - Read this Letter and look at the graph.

IPCC CHALLENGED TO RENOUNCE GLOBAL WARMING CLAIMS:

http://nzclimatescience.net/images/PDFs/...