CNN wrote:There was talk of a new revolution in Boston on the second night of the Democratic National Convention. In a speech that tied the city's history with the Democrats' future Sen. Ted Kennedy, one of the first high-profile Democrats to back Sen. John Kennedy's presidential campaign, said: "We bear no ill will toward our opponents. In fact, we'd be happy to have them over for a polite little tea party."
Apparently, Kennedy's historical emphasis ended up shipping the press corps to a bygone era, too.
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Superman wrote:Does he plan on ever running for President?
He did run for President back in 1980 against Jimmy Carter in the Democratic Primaries. The Democrats kept Carter.
That should tell you just how badly people outside of MA view Teddy Kennedy.
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Superman wrote:Does he plan on ever running for President?
God, I certainly hope so, I would love to see Ted Kennedy dragged through the mud on a national level.
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I'm studying for the CPA exam. Have a nice summer, and if you're down just sit back and realize that Joe is off somewhere, doing much worse than you are.
