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Despite the optimism from some quarters, not everyone views Trump's actions positively. Critics argue that using JFK's assassination as a political lever undermines the seriousness of the tragedy since he cannot respond or defend his legacy. This sentiment reflects broader concerns about the ethical appropriateness of leveraging historical events for contemporary political gain.
Furthermore, the tragic assassinations of RFK and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the late 1960s have prompted their families to question whether these figures were also victims of clandestine government plots. The collective shock and trauma from these murders have contributed to an era of deep-seated mistrust in government institutions that continues to resonate in today's political climate.