Ted Kennedy's Female Troubles (Reggie, Hillary)

wizbangblog ^ | 4/23/05 | Jay Tea

[I_be_tc]

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[Dad yer funny]

I'm sure we've all seen MeekOneGOP's image of Hillary ,it is the best ,no kiddin'!! I'm calling her Sir Edmund Hillary Clinton because not a single person should forget , THE CLINTONS ARE LIARS

[xJones]

sorry, I can never remember which century he was in. I have oldtimers disease.

What's scary that Alzheimers oldtimers disease also happens to all Freepers over time. You're at particularly high risk because you have a 1998 sign-up date. By 2010 you probably won't even remember Deep In The Hurtgen Forest.:D

Best regards, you FR dinosaur.:)

[bigsigh]

most americans do not consider bootleggers crooks. Kennedy's big "crime" was that the was a Nazi sympathizer.

[Steely Tom]

Liberals always seem to admire and support those who made their fortunes from inside double dealing and controlling their image through hook and crook.

This is a very good observation, and I think you're on to something.

You are describing people who have figured out how to use power to evade reality, even if only in appearance.

Since all of liberalism is based on fantasy, those who believe in it must, consequently, spend a lot of time thinking about the problem of "how can I evade reality on this one."

To those of such a mind, the ability to evade reality seems to them a solution to the great problem of their creed, and, therefore, of their lives. Perhaps this is why so many in the media, politics, and the entertainment industry (where perception is reality as someone has remarked) see people such as the Kennedys as heroes.

If the Kennedys can wave their magic wand and make shame, dishonor, and cowardice go away, maybe they can wave that same magic wand and make liberalism into a valid way of solving the problems of the world.

(steely)

[bigsigh]

I try to get out and they keep pulling me back in. I will always remember deep because it was our argument that started his exposure as a fake.

[A.A. Cunningham]

I remember quite clearly the drowning of Mary Jo.

Your memory is cloudy. Kopechne didn't drown, she suffocated.

[bitt]

i never heard that...!?

[libstripper]

It's also a giant Marxist conspiracy to commit treason and destroy the United States.

[libstripper]

Let's all hope and pray that the Clintons release all of Kerry's military and medical records. Then the fur will REALLY FLY!!

[bitt]

'MeekOneGOP's image of Hillary'

This One?

[cubreporter]

'Camelot' was always a myth anyway



Absolutely. You got it!!!!

[ChildOfThe60s]

I remember quite clearly the death of Mary Jo.

And technically that is not correct, since I was not present at her death.

What I really remember is the aftermath, which is my point.

Anyway, her death is often referred to as drowning since it occured in the water.

[IndyTiger]

Either JFK or, I think it was RFK, debated Reagan once . . . and immediately ordered his staff to never allow that again!

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich recalled his most vivid memories of the fortieth president....a 1968 debate between Reagan and Bobby Kennedy.

"Clearly the people expected Reagan to get beaten badly. This was the anti-Vietnam War period. Kennedy represented the left. They were being intervidewed by, I think it was four or eight foreign students. And Reagan was just amazing."

Gingrich continued: "Bobby Kennedy did the debate from Paris. And afterwards he turned to [longtime Kennedy aide] Pierre Salinger and said, 'Never, ever again put me on television with him."

[xJones]

I try to get out and they keep pulling me back in.

Can you say that like in a good Al Pacino imitation?:)

I will always remember deep because it was our argument that started his exposure as a fake.

Yes, you dared him to state his military service and the clown responded (late at night) with a list of medals that could have decorated a 5' tall Christmas tree.:)

Of course it got really ugly because several prominent Freepers at that time (CaL, et.al) had invested a lot in believing DITHF and the whole thing became a real mess when good old sneakypete and Tom Marzullo came in and finished blowing the whole fraud up.

IMHO, the 'good old FR days' weren't nearly as good it has been in the last few years. Just don't read the Shiviao wars and other emotional issues and go for the threads you find interesting.:)

Stay around, FR needs people like you that can politely state a differing view and put up with the chorus line of posters that may dance in calling you names. On this thread everybody's been polite, so things are improving.:)

Somebody's got to set an example of how to behave while arguing an unpopular viewpoint, so why not you?

[bigsigh]

Thanx, If I can survive how JR feels about me and my own fiestyness, I'll be here.

BTW got a Bronze Star with Combat Valor nominee at the house. Friend of our sons. Waiting to go get his wife in another country so he can start a new assignment. A real damn hero.

[ralph rotten]

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If you have time please read a poem titled

Thomas Gray : Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

Makes your point----The most perfect poem in English Lit.

[Dashing Dasher]

The Clintons are liars - only when it is more convenient then telling the truth, or when the truth might not be kind to them, or if the truth might hurt their chances at something, or if the truth would make a Republican look good, or if the truth ....

Nevermind... the Clintons are liars. Period.

[ken21]

exploding kennedy toads baffle experts

[A.A. Cunningham]

Did you even bother to read the following sentence of the article? "The coroner determined that she had survived the crash and had remained conscious for several hours in an airpocket in the submerged car before dying."

Your initial point was "I remember quite clearly the drowning of Mary Jo." Now it's morphed into "I remember quite clearly the death of Mary Jo." You aren't very adept at revisionism. Were you an active participant in the 60s drug culture?