Don’t Mind Him - He’s Drunk

Posted on November 2, 2005 | Filed Under Editorial

As usual, Ted Kennedy can’t remember what he has said in the past, and it comes back to haunt him. Of course, that’s typical of Teddy. We’ve seen it before. We’ll see it again. So why blog it? Why not? He said he’s going to seek another term. It’s unlikely that he would not be elected, but there’s always hope that the good people of Massachusetts will come to their senses.

So, check out these quotes from Teddy and see what you think:

Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA): “You [Alito] Have Obviously Had A Very Distinguished Record, And I Certainly Commend You For Long Service In The Public Interest. I Think It Is A Very Commendable Career And I Am Sure You Will Have A Successful One As A Judge.” (Sen. Ted Kennedy, Committee On The Judiciary, U.S. Senate, Hearing, 4/5/90)

Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA): “Rather Than Selecting A Nominee For The Good Of The Nation And The Court, President Bush Has Picked A Nominee Whom He Hopes Will Stop The Massive Hemorrhaging Of Support On His Right Wing. This Is A Nomination Based On Weakness, Not On Strength.” (Sen. Ted Kennedy, “Kennedy Statement On Nomination Of Judge Samuel Alito To Supreme Court,” Press Release, 10/31/05)

Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-MA): “[The President] Put Forth A Nominee With A Troubling Record On The Rights And Freedoms Important To America’s Families.” (Sen. Ted Kennedy, “Kennedy Statement On Nomination Of Judge Samuel Alito To Supreme Court,” Press Release, 10/31/05)

Here’s to you, Ted. Wishing you all the best in 2006:

Greetings from Chappaquiddick


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