Howie Carr: Trace terrorists to Ted Kennedy

bostonherald.com ^ | July 19, 2015 | Howie Carr

[PROCON]

Every time another foreign terrorist murders Americans in cold blood, I think of Ted Kennedy.

It’s still unclear how this latest Middle East monster infiltrated the United States. But you can bet it involved his family taking advantage of one of Ted Kennedy’s “landmark” laws — the Immigration Reform Act of 1965, perhaps, or the Refugee Act of 1980.

Or maybe his father utilized one of the “terrorist visas” enshrined by the Immigration Act of 1990. That catastrophe, by the way, was signed into law by Juan Ellis Bush’s father, Bush 41.

Teddy’s fingerprints are all over each of these disastrous laws — as well as so many others.

These are Ted Kennedy’s words from 1965, when he was first promoting his plot to import the Third World here:

[PROCON]

Whoa Howie, telling it like it is, AND deep in Kennedy land (Boston Herald).

Yes, Ted Kennedy (D-Hell) will always be known for a lot of legislation that screwed America.

[Gaffer]

There are a lot of things that can be traced to him.

[An aside, but if Teddy had been driving a VW Beetle that Chappaquiddick night, he’d have been president. They float!]

[fella]

My father, a 1920s immigrant, was absolutely livid when the Immigration Reform Act of 1965 was signed into law. Up until then he had been an avid “yellow dog” democrat.

[fella]

"Yes, Ted Kennedy (D-Hell) will always be known for a lot of legislation that screwed America."

Like that wonderful 401k retirement trap?

[jonatron]

Howie is a great asset to America and to Boston.

However I'm afraid that very few people aged 45 and below know the details of how things got the way they are. Our democrat-controlled educational system certainly isn't helping, that's why Howie's words are so important in print and on AM radio.

[headstamp 2]

http://www.bostonherald.com/news_opinion/columnists/joe_fitzgerald/2015/07/fitzgerald_silence_is_deafening_from_muslim_community

[Little Bill]

Jon, I thought you had died, nice to know you are still among the living.

My first act in 1968 when I was discharged from the Army was to vote against this SOB. His mouth contributed to the death of many people I knew who served in Viet Nam.

Little Bill

[jonatron]

Little Bill!

Old friend, how are you!?!?! We need to meet up at a Freep again some time.
I’m still here in the belly of the liberal beast. Thank you for your service and thank you for your vote against this occupant of the lowest level of Hades.

[Little Bill]

We haven, had a Freep in years. The antiwar movement in Boston fell apart around 2004, the last one in DC was 2007, I think.

I am almost 70 so the robe of political activism falls on you, you would do a great job, I still remember the kid sitting on the bench down from the BPL.

Bill