John F. Kennedy Anti-Imperialist:
His Character and Intentions Revealed in Five Speeches and One Telegram

John F. Kennedy was an anti-imperialist in word and deed. He used his position, first as a Senator from Massachusetts and then as the President of the United States, to publicly articulate over and over again an alternative vision of how the United States could use its power and wealth in the world peacefully and in a way that supported the independence and development of poorer, weaker nations.