In chapter 8 "President Kennedy sent a long letter…to the Soviet union… accusing [Khrushchev] of threatening" (R. Kennedy, 61-62). President Kennedy sent this letter to blame Khrushchev for the whole crisis. Although President Kennedy was inappropriate, he was frustrated with Khrushchev because he wasn't responding to any of President Kennedy's previous letters. Thus, President Kennedy did not really act inappropriately, but more with his feelings rather than being professional.
In some situations during the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy was inappropriate, but he always seemed to fix the problem. President Kennedy demonstrated the most effective ways of communicating by being open minded and knowledgeable. President Kennedy was proven to be the most effective communicator because the crisis resulted in the Soviet union removing the missiles from Cuba. It is clear that President Kennedy was an effective communicator during the Cuban missile