Robert F. Kennedy : In His Own Words (Featuring Speeches Given by Robert F. Kennedy plus Eulogy by Edward Kennedy)
CAFFEINATED POLITICS (Free subscription) | yesterday
Many of us last night were thinking about Ted Kennedy as the United States Senate voted to bring the health bill up for debate. Ted Kennedy is in the Senate in spirit as the Democratic Party fights this decades long battle, and is winning. His signature issue will finally prevail. (I hope and trust the [...]
Nearly Nobody's News (Free subscription) | yesterday
BelchSpeak (Free subscription) | yesterday
Way to go, Ted! Everyone here at Belch.Com wishes you many continued years of sobriety to come! Spread the Word!
Reno Gazette Journal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Senate Democrats invoke Ted Kennedy's name in rallying support for health care reform
Orlando Sentinel (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
What do you do for an encore to announcing you're ending your show? Oprah Winfrey will take viewers into rehab for sex addiction on Monday. Or as the show explains: "No touching, no pornography and no sex. 24/7, cameras capture...
LisNews (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
There is this article that discusses how Stephen King's new book is priced at $35 in ebook format. Excerpt from article: Amazon.com and others already have been losing money by offering such deep discounts and presumably would lose even more if they sold King's for $9.99. In another shot at the emarket, King's ebook will not be released until Dec. 24, virtually the end of the holiday season and a...
Boston Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The race to succeed the late Sen. Edward Kennedy has been dominated by the Democrats, but there's a Republican primary contest, too. State Sen. Scott Brown and Duxbury...
Perspective Journal: News and Polit (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Primaries, Poll Watch, 2010 Elections Attorney General Martha Coakley is far ahead of the Democratic pack in the race for the party’s nomination for the seat held by the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, garnering 43 percent of likely voters compared to 22 percent for Rep. Michael Capuano, and 15 percent for Boston Celtics co-owner [...]
The Political Game (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
With every passing year, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy becomes a distant memory. For those who were in Dallas that November day, it remains a memory they cannot escape. New generations of Americans have been introduced to the myth of Camelot and the political legacy of young John Kennedy, but their understanding of what the assassination meant to this nation comes from history books...
MSNBC.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
The decision by family members not to seek the seat held by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for nearly five decades has prompted predictions that the family's political dynasty is over. Ted Kennedy - United States - Dynasty - Senate - Government
Bostonist (Free subscription) | 6 hours ago
Tomorrow, two debates will take place that might help you make a decision in the special election race to fill Ted Kennedy's senate seat. First, the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce sponsors a debate between the Republican candidates Scott Brown and Jack E. Robinson tomorrow at 8am. It's too late to register (aka pay through the nose) to attend, sadly, but we'll try to round up some reactions for...
Start Thinking Right (Free subscription) | yesterday
I wrote this several months ago, after Ted Kennedy passed away. I decided not to publish it, out of respect for the recently deceased. But the Democrat leadership rushing out to invoke Kennedy’s name during and after the vote last night made me realize that the time had come to put it out there. Nancy Pelosi, [...]
The Huffington Post (Free subscription) | yesterday
Harry Reid sealed the biggest legislative victory of his career Saturday night with a kiss. And then a hug. Emotionally reserved doesn't begin to describe the Senate majority leader, a Democrat facing reelection in Nevada. Yet the man was beaming as the members of his caucus left the Senate floor, each one of them having given him their support, leaving him with exactly the 60 VOTES he needed to overcome...
The Corner (Free subscription) | yesterday
Senator Dodd said right before the vote: I ALSO WANT TO PAUSE FOR A MOMENT, IF I CAN, MR. PRESIDENT, TO RECOGNIZE A COLLEAGUE WHO IS HERE TONIGHT ONLY IN SPIRIT, TED KENNEDY... TONIGHT WE AND IN THE DAYS TO COME WILL PAY HIM THE HIGHEST COMPLIMENT AS OUR COLLEAGUE BY FULFILLING THAT QUEST OF ACHIEVING THE GOAL THAT ALL AMERICANS ASPIRE FOR, AND THAT IS A NATIONAL HEALTH CARE PLAN THAT SERVES EVERY...
Kenneth G. Davenport (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
The signs of contempt for the American people are now everywhere in Washington. The Senate is set now to force through a massive multi-trillion dollar health bill that will ruin medical care in this country and put us on a path to Canada-style rationing (with all the attendant taxes and fees). Never mind that the American people are solidly against the bill according to Rasmussen . Who cares what the...
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bsalmons | 26/08/2009
Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., died without realizing what he called "the cause of my life" — an overhaul of the nation's health care system. Battling brain cancer when he returned to the Senate this year, Kennedy decided to give up his seat on the Senate Judiciary Committee so he could focus on his work as chairman of the Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, where he began drafting a health
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