In the 1973 film Executive Action, a cabal of eeevviilll industralists plot to assassinate John F. Kennedy, with one of the planners explaining the alternative is "two terms for JFK, two terms for Bobby and two for Ted".
How plausible is this scenario in the first place? Can RFK get elected in '68 after JFK finishes his two terms on schedule and Ted succeed Bobby in '76 (or any number of variations where all three become President at some point in time or other), or are they overhyping the "risk" of this happening to get the oil magnate played by Will Geer to go along with their plan?
Alternatively, each Kennedy wins an election twice, and they don't have to make it to the end of their second term.
How plausible is this scenario in the first place? Can RFK get elected in '68 after JFK finishes his two terms on schedule and Ted succeed Bobby in '76 (or any number of variations where all three become President at some point in time or other), or are they overhyping the "risk" of this happening to get the oil magnate played by Will Geer to go along with their plan?
Alternatively, each Kennedy wins an election twice, and they don't have to make it to the end of their second term.
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