 The
Edward M. Kennedy Oral History Project, created in partnership with the
Miller Center of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia, is a
compilation of interviews from
current and former members of the Senate, House, administration
officials, foreign leaders, Senate staff, issue advocates, journalists,
Mary
Jo Kopechne,
family and friends documenting Senator Kennedy’s service. Following the
launch of this collection, the Institute is planning an annual speaker
series that will draw on this resource to highlight current and future
national issues before the U.S. Senate.
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If I were King For A Month, one of my orders would be to exhume the remains of that bum, liar, murdererer, adulterer, cheat & traitor from Arlington and cast them into an active volcano.
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Sheesh! How old is that article you cite? "The Vineyard Haven pharmacist, now 49, was the Dukes County grand jury foreman who requested in March 1970 that the jury be convened to investigate Kopechne's death."
ReplyDelete[Edit:] Whew! the article is from 1989! So the guy was 30 when he was the jury foreman, not 3!
BTW, my late friend Lewis J Elfstone used to say that a computer model had established that Teddy's Oldsmobile had been traveling at 185 mph when it sailed off the bridge. To skeptics, he would explain: "In order for the impact to have whipped the panties clean off a woman riding in the back seat, the car had to traveling at no less than 185 mph!"
I'm with Tailgunner. There aren't enough words in our language to express the self-serving empty soul that was Ted Kennedy. He does not deserve the honor of Arlington.
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