Adam Walinsky

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Adam Walinsky
Born1937
Political partyDemocratic

Adam Walinsky (born 1937) is a lawyer who served in the United States Department of Justice and as a speechwriter for Robert F. Kennedy.[1] He had also been the 1970 nominee for New York Attorney General by the Democratic Party.[2] He criticized Ira Stoll's efforts to claim John F. Kennedy as a political conservative saying that Kennedy had moved to the Left near the end of his life.[3] In 2016 he endorsed Donald Trump in large part due to concerns the Democratic Party had become too supportive of war.[4]

References[]

  1. ^ Adam Walinsky personal papers at JFK Library
  2. ^ Page 33 of New York Magazine of August 31, 1970
  3. ^ Fox News for November 15, 2013
  4. ^ "I Was RFK’s Speechwriter. Now I’m Voting for Trump. Here’s Why.", politico.com, September 21, 2016
Party political offices
Preceded by
Frank A. Sedita 		Democratic nominee for
Attorney General of New York
 Succeeded by
Robert Abrams


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