Was JFK an introvert?

No he was not, he was clearly an extrovert. You don’t run for Congress (and win) and then for the Senate (and win) and then for the Presidency (and win) while being an introvert. JFK came from a large family and competed with his brothers in all sorts of athletics. read more

John F. Kennedy Believe it or not, the popular 35th president was also an introvert. Born in 1917, John Fitzgerald Kennedy commanded torpedo boats in the Pacific during World War II, represented Massachusetts in both the Senate and House of Representative, and became the youngest elected President in 1961. read more

JFK was a loner and an introvert; he once confessed that when sitting on a plane he preferred reading a book to chatting with the person seated next to him. 2- JFK was a riveting public speaker. While Kennedy delivered some stirring speeches, especially late in his political career, he was not a natural public speaker. read more