Ted Sorensen

Ted Sorensen was an influential American speechwriter, lawyer, and advisor, best known for his work with President John F. Kennedy. He played a crucial role in crafting some of Kennedy's most famous speeches, including the inaugural address with its iconic line, "Ask not what your country can do for you." Sorensen was also a close confidant of Kennedy, contributing to major decisions during the Cold War, including the Cuban Missile Crisis. His ability to articulate complex ideas and inspire audiences made him a key figure in American political history. Sorensen passed away in 2010, leaving a significant legacy.