May 8th
was the eighty-fifth birth anniversary of Ted Sorensen, a political strategist
and trusted adviser to President Kennedy. He is particularly famous for having
drafted the inaugural address in which Kennedy exhorted listeners to “Ask not
what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country”. Sorensen also collaborated on the Pulitzer
Prize winning book “Profiles in Courage”.
We have his 2008 memoir “Counselor: a life at the edge of history”, as
well as “Profiles in Courage” in print and audio. Monday, May 6, 2013
Ted Sorensen
May 8th
was the eighty-fifth birth anniversary of Ted Sorensen, a political strategist
and trusted adviser to President Kennedy. He is particularly famous for having
drafted the inaugural address in which Kennedy exhorted listeners to “Ask not
what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country”. Sorensen also collaborated on the Pulitzer
Prize winning book “Profiles in Courage”.
We have his 2008 memoir “Counselor: a life at the edge of history”, as
well as “Profiles in Courage” in print and audio. 
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