"A society of sheep must in time beget a government of wolves."- Bertrand de Jouvenal
There was nothing noble about the "Lion" of the Senate and that description is fitting only in the sense that he was a predator. His decades of service was not to our benefit, he merely enjoyed the protection as a member of "Camelot." For, it was this perverse addiction we have with darlings of the media and false gods that we are told to worship that this lion was able to avoid the scorn he so rightfully deserved.
Even describing Ted Kennedy's private response to his crimes at Chappaquiddick is done so with adoration, in a word.... disgusting.
Ed Klein, close Kennedy friend and former Newsweek editor interviewed on the Diane Rehm show:
Ed Klein, close Kennedy friend and former Newsweek editor interviewed on the Diane Rehm show:
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He was a POS drunk.
Hey, I thought you weren't going to post any Kennedy stuff? Guess you got sick of all the phony tributes for the guy...I know I did..
listening to that last video..made me want to throw up in my mouth a little bit.
Did you catch that disgusting bit on the huffington post about how the victim of Chappaquiddick may have felt it was worth it because of how great the senator became. What a bunch of liberal perp loving skells.
This makes me want to puke, Tony. I can't believe Ed Klein thought Teddy's jokes about Chappaquidick actually shed him in good light. I'm still shaking my head over that one.
There's another good article here, but it's yours to tell. I think you should do your op/ed thing with it.
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