Let's set the Waybac Machine for 1960, Sherman. The place is in front of your television set. Get comfy as we watch an old campaign commercial for John F. Kennedy. They don't write 'em like this anymore: No attacks on his opponent, no campaign promises, not even a claim of what J.F.K. would do as president. I think the idea here is that we vote for him because someone wrote a catchy jingle and it's nicely sung. (I doubt it's him but the lead male vocalist sounds to me like Mike Douglas, who did a lot of studio singing gigs before he became a talk show host.) It's not as effective as the recording of "High Hopes" that Sinatra made with the special "vote for Kennedy" lyrics but it's interesting.
