Hardly; any discussion about Kennedy is going to ultimately come down to: When will the Sex Addiction come to light (man boasted having sex three times a day, adultery or nothing, it's still going to hit him hard, especially as a Catholic who sold his image using his family. All it will take is for one of the papers who were covering him up to disagree for it all to come out, and when it does, adultery laws or not, it's going to destroy him. Civil Rights Act? Somehow I don't think many Democrats are going to respect his private life if they can get the one up, and all it will take is one journalist who follows up on the rumors of the Presidents Sex life), and how will his health hold up? This is important as we are being asked about 'what will his post-presidency look like'?
Therefore, we are not going off topic by discussing these, as these will shape what he does. Ostracized from society? Okay, so he'll have sympathy for oppressed minorities. Reclusive? Most certainly, when you take into consideration his poor health, being ostracized for cheating on his wife hundreds of times, the death of his beloved but oppressive father in 1969, the possibility that Robert or Ted could die as well during this period, and the deterioration of his health thanks to the extreme stress that the second term (and any injuries he sustains in Dallas) will put on him, then he'll be reclusive. He'll try to escape the limelight because it's killing him. He was a writer before his Presidency, so he'll likely return to that and write about the modern world. He'll be against the Conservative Tide, and bemoan how the Counter-Culture was unfocused and died, and how the Democrats move away from Liberalism to centralism. We must consider health and sex because those two things are important to this discussion. If you want a good answer, we have to explore these things and take them into account.
