Who thought that Robert Kennedy's acceptance speech at the 1968 Democratic Convention did not smack of truth?

Question

Please, be honest with me.

Answer 1

Well, since he didn't give an acceptance speech at the Democratic National Convention (being inconveniently dead), the point is moot.  

Answer 2

I'll be honest with you and say this question is in poor taste.

Answer 3

I don't think most people on Yahoo Answers were even born then.

Answer 4

You were their 40 years ago?  

I wasn't.

Also, what does this have to do with current events?

Edit...

What does "political history" have to do with this forum about our current "ELECTION"?

Answer 5

Give us a link if you please.

Answer 6

Robert was assasinated in June of 1968.

Answer 7

I saw parts of it on YouTube and on the news when they were remembering the anniversary of his assassination. He seemed like a  good guy. Shame he didn't get to be president

Answer 8

What? He was shot right after that wasn't he? Well his death kind of drives the content of his speech out of my mind..I hate seeing anyone murdered...plus I was pretty young at the time...

Answer 9

is a 40 year old speech relevant?

Answer 10

what are you talking about

Kennedy was killed before the convention

Hubert Humphrey was the nominee

Answer 11

link me up..and i'll edit

Answer 12

WHAT?! Bullsh*t. Why would you want to speak ill of the dead like that, anyway? You want the Irish Mafia all over you or what?

Answer 13

99% of those on this forum weren't born until the 90's.