What was Jackie Kennedy's obstacles?

Answer 1

Jackie valued a more traditional family life than the presidency offered, and enjoyed spending time with her children at a rented estate, Glenn Ora, in Virginia, more than being in the White House. She also had strong opinions which were supressed due to a need to be politically correct. Jackie was concerned that she was not always an asset to her husband, but as their French visit and her tour of India proved, she was immensely popular with crowds and the media. She was unable to exercise her abilities as writer and editor until after the death of her second husband, Aristotle Onassis. As First Lady, she shunned many of the tedious tasks of entertaining political wives and utilzed Lady Bird, Rose and other Kennedy women, to allow her free time for her children and equestrian activity.

Answer 2

Most of the barriers pertained to being a private person that was a public figure. She did not financial barriers, but was always insecure about her financial security, since she went through financial upheaval during her parent's divorce. She did not physical barrier, save for her difficulty with pregnancies. She did not have mental barriers, except she kept her intelligence and shrewd judgment of character hidden away from the public. She struggled to balance her independent, creative and wild side away from the conservative persona of a traditional First Lady.

Answer 3

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