Quote by John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Well, I am reading more and enjoying it lesslaughterand so on, but I have not complained nor do I plan to make any general complaints. I read and talk to myself about it, but I dont plan to issue any general statement on the press. I think that they are doing their task, as a critical branch, the fourth estate. And I am attempting to do mine. And we are going to live together for a period, and then go our separate ways. Laughter.
Summary
In this quote, the speaker reflects on their changing reading habits, admitting that they read more now but derive less enjoyment from it. Despite their personal experience, they state that they have no intention of making any broad complaints about the press. Instead, they acknowledge the essential role of the media as a critical branch of society - the "fourth estate." The speaker emphasizes their individual role and responsibilities, implying that they will continue pursuing their own endeavors while coexisting with the press. The quote concludes with a lighthearted remark about eventually parting ways, suggesting a temporary and transient nature to this dynamic.
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