Experts say Trump's order to release the JFK assassination records won't end the controversy - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : And everything will be revealed," Trump told reporters as he signed the order.
44% : During his first term, Trump released 2,891 documents as the 2017 deadline hit, but agreed to withhold or redact parts of others for national security reasons.
41% : After Kennedy Jr. abandoned his independent presidential campaign last year and endorsed Trump, the former president announced he would order the release all of the remaining documents about the 1963 presidential assassination "as a tribute to Bobby.
36% : "Trump followed through on Thursday, ordering the director of national intelligence and other officials to come up with a plan within 15 days for "the full and complete release of records" relating to John Kennedy's assassination.
34% : "I have no choice -- today -- but to accept those redactions rather than allow potentially irreversible harm to our Nation's security," Trump wrote in a memo at the time.
34% : "But Trump suggested it has been a long time coming in a country where many still believe the truth about the assassinations hasn't been fully told.
14% : ""In the last few years under Trump and Biden, when the documents have been released, they've been a tremendous disappointment ... for those who think that they were going to disclose some nefarious deep-state plot," he said.

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