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The naiveté lies not in their answers but in the question.
Editor David Remnick opines that Bosnians and Kosovars have suffered from the president's historical naiveté in general and from his seduction by Balkans fatalist Robert D. Kaplan in particular.
Today, Kennedy scholars and debunkers can share a collective smirk at Manchester's naiveté, confident that 35 years and 500 books (by the Kennedy Library's rough count) have taught us all a thing or two; that our understanding of JFK, like the Kennedy literature itself, is rich, complex, ever expanding.
Johnson's naiveté is as convincingly natural as her nose, her lips, and her breasts.
Henry Kissinger says it was doomed by vagueness and naiveté from the outset.