I guess I was glad when he wasn’t really “working” much anymore… I don’t wish ill on anyone but … Karma
Well… If I can’t say anything nice, then I guess I won’t say anything at all about that piece of shit. No politics aside.
I do hope he made his peace with God. I truly do. Politics aside.
Dog
brain tumor did him in, i heard. guess we better ban brain tumors.
heh… ted kennedy’s brain tumor has killed more people than my gun.
When you die at the old age of 77 you’ve outlived karma, if only karma…
Nice one!!! But not mine…
but the government still owns that “gun”. :mad:
dog-hurts
While anyone’s passing is a moment for pause, given Kennedy’s championing of socialized health care, anyone want to bet on how long it takes the current administration to use his death to push their health care agenda?
Oh yeah, and I’m sure Mary Jo Kopechne is resting a little better tonight…
LOL…stop…LOL again…stop…LOL again…
I’ll give it to the end of week. The Dems will eat there own when it comes to an agenda. Funny how he was a champion for socialized medicine yet he went to the best private hospitals for treatment. Hypocrite. :rolleyes:
Hot as hell down there, ain’t it Ted?
Mary Jo never got justice. I hope Cape Wind benefits from this.
I have made my comments about him, and what I wanted him to do. I dont know that I really meant them… well yes I did, and I will just leave it with, I am not sad to see him gone.
Ted… who? Is he someone whose passing I should be mourning?
Ding, dong, the dumbass is dead! I’m gonna try to get to a range today and CELEBRATE! 
+1 …
Wiping the sleep out of my eyes and what do I see? My morning laugh! Thanks
I never had respect for him. Actually quite glad he’s dead and out of the picture.
And he was scheming right up to the end:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204884404574362541012511408.html.
He didn’t want Romney to be able to appoint someone replace Kerry on '04- then her decided he didn’t want a special election to replace him when the tumor would finally get him.
Senator Ted Kennedy, who is gravely ill with brain cancer, has sent a letter to Massachusetts lawmakers requesting a change in the state law that determines how his Senate seat would be filled if it became vacant before his eighth full term ends in 2012. Current law mandates that a special election be held at least 145 days after the seat becomes available. Mr. Kennedy is concerned that such a delay could leave his fellow Democrats in the Senate one vote short of a filibuster-proof majority for months while a special election takes place.
“I therefore am writing to urge you to work together to amend the law through the normal legislative process to provide for a temporary gubernatorial appointment until the special election occurs,” writes the Senator.
What Mr. Kennedy doesn’t volunteer is that he orchestrated the 2004 succession law revision that now requires a special election, and for similarly partisan reasons. John Kerry, the other Senator from the state, was running for President in 2004, and Mr. Kennedy wanted the law changed so the Republican Governor at the time, Mitt Romney, could not name Mr. Kerry’s replacement. “Prodded by a personal appeal from Senator Edward M. Kennedy,” reported the Boston Globe in 2004, “Democratic legislative leaders have agreed to take up a stalled bill creating a special election process to replace U.S. Senator John F. Kerry if he wins the presidency.” Now that the state has a Democratic Governor, Mr. Kennedy wants to revert to gubernatorial appointments.
