Is the author a relative or a wannabe relative?
WOW...that stings and will leave a mark. I must go lie down and have a spot of tea.
Hard Work in the Senate??? Destroying this Country is all that fat Drunken woman killing scumbag ever did!
Blah, blah, blah. Let’s focus on the good John Wayne Gacy and Ted Bundy did while we’re at it. It’s no fair to focus on the murders. “How can they not see the wonders of universal health care and immigration reform he tried to bring the US?” How about because we *bitterly oppose both*?
Chappaquiddick types?
Is that anything like a “single issue” voter?
There are so many reasons to despise Ted Kennedy.
Chappaquiddick is just the icing on the cake.
Pointing out the truth of just one matter is ugly to these people.
Yes, a vile man being called on his vilness doesn’t go over well with liberals.
The author is absolutely right. Chappaquiddick is just so much water under the bridge. Well, water and an Oldsmobile. And a 29-year-old woman. All under the bridge.
For instance: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2326792/posts
Besides.....”Kennedys hard work in the United States Senate, his dream of universal healthcare, his commitment to working people, civil rights and equality” was all nothing more than vile demagoguery intended to secure the ruling status of the limousine liberals by increasing the public’s dependence on a bloating government.
If you’re a liberal, the only reason Chappaquiddick isn’t the first thing to be associated with Ted is because they are too busy figuring out why it’s actually Bush’s fault...........
Said by a representative of those shown time and time again to be "generous" ONLY with other peoples' money and from the superior vantage point, such as Kennedy's high horse.
The only time liberals give a whit about decorum is when they're accusing those who want them to be accountable for their actions of not having it.
Chappaquiddick should have put Teddy in jail for a decade. Dern tootin’ we are harping on it.
Liberalism is a mental disorder. The amazing thing is their level of surety in their delusions.
This most imperfect man, wrote analyst William Bradley, was also a powerful advocate for progressive principles.
This bit of tripe is evocative of absolutely nothing - I’m not even sure of what she’s trying to say, other than call people who disagree with her names.
This most imperfect man, wrote analyst William Bradley, was also a powerful advocate for progressive principles.Those 'priciples' again are ????
Near as I can figure, it involves using other people's money to impose one's own view of how life is to be lived, along with the thoughts one is to 'think' (as in 'PC' thought) while living that proscribed 'life' ...
What’s a little murder when you’ve got a good heart?
” Largeness of Soul “. ???
Holy Crap.!! I’m staying out of Eastern Canada.
Oh Janice, you have a misdemeanor mind in a felony world.
The term, "Public service" has taken on a whole new meaning in the past decade or so. Hard to believe they're still using this term, that is about as accurate as the term, "Public servant".