Sarah Palin: On the Passing of Senator Ted Kennedy

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[MaxCUA]

I would like to extend our sympathies to the Kennedy family as we hear word about the passing of Senator Ted Kennedy. He believed in our country and fought passionately for his convictions.

[9YearLurker]

Nicely done.

[Puppage]

It’s certainly more than I could say. Such class.

[King Moonracer]

He believed in our country and fought passionately for his convictions.

I could have sworn I saw "convicted of his passions", but it must have been the Chappaquiddick recap I just read.

[Jeff Head]

He did fight for his convictions...

“Socialism hasn’t worked in 6,000 years of recorded history because it didn’t have me to run it.” - Ted Kennedy

And despite all his efforts to the contrary, it never worked in America either. Even with him as the Jackal of the Senate trying his best to implement it. May God have mercy on his soul...but we are better as a nation with him permanenetly out of that position of power and influence.

Now we have Barrack Hussein Obama and his ilk, who will surely try to use the death of this old, corrupt man, to push through the biggest socialization effort in American history - ObamaCare.

We cannot let it happen. Stand firm, speak out, lean into their storm of word and ideologies...and push them back.

THE GRIM REAPING OF AMERICA

AMERICA AT THE CROSSROADS OF HISTORY

THE STORM UNLEASHED ON AMERICA

A PETITION ON FACEBOOK FOR CONSTITUTIONAL RESTORATION

A 4TH OF JULY TEA PARTY SPEECH

...and on the lighter side, take your mind off the Obamanation for a few minutes and enjoy some beautiful Western US scenery slideshows.

JEFF HEAD'S WESTERN US SCENERY SLIDE SHOWS

[ExTexasRedhead]

“...believed in our country...”

Was Sarah talking about someone other than Swimmer?

[Reagan69]

I wonder what he would have said, had the tables been turned.

[hampdenkid]

Yep, that about says it all — any other praise would be excessive. We will wait until the body cools to discuss exactly the horrifying carnage he wreaked upon our country with his unconscionable liberalism.

[aruanan]

He believed in our country and fought passionately for his convictions.

He...fought passionately to avoid convictions.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

A genuine class act, that woman! (Infinitely more charitable and forgiving than I feel capable of being, in this particular instance...)

[frogjerk]

I would like to extend our sympathies to the Kennedy family as we hear word about the passing of Senator Ted Kennedy. He believed in our country and fought passionately for his convictions.

better

[zerosix]

Those were my thoughts - even if he bothered to take notice or comment.

[McGruff]

I believe our party leaders should show class in handling his death. Thankfully, I’m not a party leader.

[GOPJ]

Sarah’s got class.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

I hadn't heard that elitist was finally facing his just rewards.

For the first time, he's finally not able to call the shots.

[bigbob]

I too was taught not to speak ill of the dead, and to express sympathy for their loved ones. Still, our nation will be a better place without Teddy Kennedy and his legacy of bad ideas.

[freedumb2003]

He believed in our country

He believed our country was full of idiots who kept re-electing his murdering fat commie butt.

And he was right.

[tsmith130]

WINNER!

[massgopguy]

When the Civil Rights Act passed and Lyndon Johnson said “we have lost the South forever”, Kennedy responded with the 1965 Immigration Act which shut the door on Europeans who brought skills to America and put those from Third World Hell Holes on the priority list and got them on the dole. Thus, Instant Democrats.

[proud American in Canada]

“It’s certainly more than I could say. Such class.”

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My thoughts exactly, Puppage. I couldn’t stomach the news coverage this a.m.

And that’s about all I’ll post on the topic.