Home › Figures › John F. Kennedy
Figure · 1917–1963
John F. Kennedy
US President
Thirty-fifth President of the United States, assassinated in Dallas in 1963.
«A new frontier of progress, science and civic engagement.»
Your resultYour result is hiddenYou and John F. Kennedy: – matchFrom your latest test, taken on . The radar and the axes show your positions side by side.You are looking at John F. Kennedy only. You can show it again at any time.
In short
On the traditional scale, John F. Kennedy sits in the center camp. The clearest positions are on technology: strongly towards “acceleration”; foreign policy: strongly towards “interventionism”; immigration: fairly towards “openness”; sovereignty: slightly towards “sovereignty”. On economy, society, religion and democracy it stays balanced. Among ideologies, the closest is third way (84%).
Position on the 13 axes
John F. KennedyYou
EconomyEqualityMarket
StateLibertyAuthority
SocietyProgressTradition
SovereigntyIntegrationSovereignty
ReligionSecularismReligion
EnvironmentEcologyGrowth
TechnologyCautionAcceleration
Foreign policyPacifismInterventionism
JusticeRehabilitationTough on crime
DemocracyDirect democracyTechnocracy
MethodReformRupture
DevolutionCentralismFederalism
ImmigrationOpennessControl
Closest ideologies
Third WayThe Modernizer84%NeoconservatismThe Strategist84%Old LabourThe Union in Power82%Closest parties in Europe
Demokratų sąjunga „Vardan Lietuvos“Lithuania90%
Lietuvos socialdemokratų partijaLithuania87%
Občanská demokratická stranaCzech Republic84%
Christen-Democratisch AppelNetherlands84%Similar figures
How close are you to John F. Kennedy?The test is free and needs no sign-up: three minutes are enough.
Take the test →Positions are estimates based on documented ideas, platforms and actions, updated to October 2026.