[justiceseeker93]

I'm currently reading "Senatorial Privilege: The Chappaquiddick Cover-up," the paperback edition by Leo Damore, published in 1988 by Dell. Although I'm old enough to have some recollection of the infamous incident where a young lady drowned as a result of Ted Kennedy's recklessness, I hadn't thought about it much back then, as it was somewhat overshadowed by the first manned lunar landing that same weekend in 1969.

The book gives you a good idea as to how the fundamental principles of American government and society were being trashed even back then for the benefit of the political class.

[GailA]

I an reading Jeff Shaara’s “Rise to Rebellion” and highly recommend it to any one wanting to know the facts about the lead up to the War of Independence. The Sons of Liberty sound an awful lot like our Tea Partiers. And King George like 0, and our congress like the Britts Parliament of that time period.