THIS IS THE DRUNKEN SLOB LIFEGUARD KILLER WHO CALLS OUR PRESIDENT A LIAR

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[doug from upland]

On the radio today, I heard clips of Lifeguard Ted Kennedy on the floor of the Senate repeatedly calling our president a liar. Here is some background on Teddy. What a slug of a human being. He calls someone else a liar? In this report, we don't even get into the killing of Mary Jo.

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The following are excerpts from :
The Kennedy Men: Three Generations of Sex, Scandal, and Secrets
- by Nellie Bly

- Ted managed to graduate from prep school (Milton Academy) in 1950 with only a C average.
- Teddy was never a scholar, and his brother Jack once referred to him as "the gay illiterate".
- Despite his terrible grades, Teddy (like brother Robert) was admitted to Harvard as a "legacy", because his older brothers and father had graduated form there with such distinction.
- Yet even at Harvard, young Ted floundered.
- In his sophomore year he was expelled for cheating. He had been failing Spanish and feared it would keep him off the varsity football team.
- He paid a friend to take the exam for him.
- Ted's friend, however, was recognized when he turned in the exam book.
- Both lads were expelled, but were advised that they could apply for readmission in a year if they demonstrated responsible citizenship.
- It was a shame and disgrace, but the family would manage to keep it a secret until Teddy ran for the Senate.

- After his expulsion from Harvard, Teddy returned to Hyannis Port where he would sit brooding, sometimes for hours.
- Finally, he enlisted in the Army.
- Not surprisingly, he did not bother to read the enlistment papers and signed up for four years instead of two.
- Ted's father, the US Ambassador to England, was horrofied at the thought of his youngest son spending four years in the service, with a good chance of being sent into combat in Korea.
- "Don't you ever look at what you're signing?" he shouted.
- With one phone call Joe contacted a friend who managed to get hold of Teddy's enlistment papers.
- Ted's enlistment period was shortened to two years, a maneuver that was nearly impossible for the average enlistee.
- Furthermore, Ted would do his service in Europe, not Korea.
- Teddy never rose above the rank of private, and was discharged in 1952.
- He returned to Harvard in the fall of 1953, as did his test-taking friend, and they graduated together.

- Once back at Harvard, Teddy made the rugby team.
- During one match in 1954, Ted got into three fistfights with opposing players and was finally thrown out of the game. According to referee Frederick Costick, Teddy was the only player he had ever expelled from a game in thirty years of officiating.
- "Rugby is a character-building sport," Costick said. "Players learn how to conduct themselves on the field with the idea that they will learn how to conduct themselves in life. When a player loses control of himself three times in a single afternoon, to my mind, that is a sign that, in a crisis, the man is not capable of thinking clearly and acting rationally. Such a man will panic under pressure."
- Of course, years later, in the crisis at Chappaquiddick, Teddy would do exactly that.

- In 1957, Ted entered the University of Virginia Law School.
- The warning signs of trouble would continue.
- While in law school, Ted would earn the nickname "Cadillac Eddie". He was cited four times for reckless driving (three times in 1958 and once in 1959). These violations included running red lights and driving with his lights off at ninety miles per hour in a suburban area.
- Teddy was convicted of three violations and fined, but for some reason his driver's license was never revoked.

- In 1960, Jack Kennedy became President of the United States, and vacated his Massachusetts Senate seat. - Joe Kennedy told the President: "You boys have what you want now and everyone else helped you work to get it. Now it's Teds turn."
- Joe still wanted to collect on all he had invested in getting Jack the seat in the Senate.
"Look, I paid for it," Joe explained. "It belongs in the family."
- But Teddy would not be eligible to fill Jack's vacant Senate seat until February 22, 1962, when he would turn thirty.
- Joe therefore persuaded the Massachusetts governor to name a Kennedy family friend to fill out Jack's term, keeping the seat available for Teddy.

- On March 19, 1962 Teddy announced that he was a candidate for the US Senate.
- Almost immediately, the Boston Globe unearthed the dark secret in Teddy's past - that he had been expelled from Harvard for cheating.
- Robert L Healy, political editor of the Globe, found the story. In order to get it into the paper, however, he had to get some confirmation. He asked the White House to open up the Harvard record and was immediately summoned to the Oval Office.
- The President and his aides kept pressing Healy to play down the story, but he stood his ground. "So finally, Jack gave me access to the whole thing," Healy said.
- On March 30 the Globe ran the story. Ted immediately issued a statement accepting full blame:
"I made a mistake. What I did was wrong. I have regretted it ever since. The unhappiness I caused my family and friends, even though eleven years ago, has been a bitter experience for me, but it has also been a valuable lesson. That is the story."
- This was the first of what would become the three historic apologies of Ted's career.
- The cheating story eventually died, and Ted was elected to the Senate.
- The admiring journalist Joe McCarthy had no illusions about young Ted. "He isn't very very heavy mentally........nothing like his brothers. In many ways he's a fathead, a little bit conceited, a little bit cocky, the kind of guy who'd never finish a sentence when you asked him a question. He simply didn't think things through as Jack and Bobby did.

[tallhappy]

Nellie Bly's a fine one to talk, what with her fooling around with Frankie's man Johnny and all that.

Nellie Bly, Muckracker

[cmsgop]

Nice work.

[Lunatic Fringe]

Ted's life has been lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie, after lie............

[doug from upland]

Oh, good. I hear from you again. You who called me a Clintonista, followed me from thread to thread harassing me, and then refused to apologize. I won't click on your link or give any consideration to anything you have to say. Take it to another thread.

[Leroy S. Mort]

Surely this can't be the same Ted Kennedy who's receiving the George Bush Award for Excellence in Public Service in November.

[The Mayor]

Liverspot kennedy

[ladyinred]

What he said today was reprehensible. He needs to be tried for sedition, and Mary Jo's murder.

[struwwelpeter]

I'm a bit confused how a journalist who died in 1922 performed the excellent research cited above.

If it's your own, DFU, kudos!

[Loyal Buckeye]

I would add that Teddy is living off trusts set up to avoid estate taxes, just like all the other Kennedys.

[doug from upland]

I linked the site that did the work -- YTedK.com. I don't listen to the person who put up a link when he responed to my post. Perhaps you should have also ignored him.

[don-o]

That's a beaut, Doug.

Ted Kennedy is a poster child for

Old Money Gone to Seed Degeneracy.

[doug from upland]

The hardcover was in 1996, and the paperback was released in 1999. Maybe the poster who harasses me and put up the foolish link will finally embarrass himself into exile, at least from my threads. One can only hope.

[don-o]

Talking about Teddy - one thing that has always chapped my a**, is how Orrin Hatch (is he still in the Senate?) called him a friend.

I always wondered if Ted was setting him up with chicks that Orrin could never hope to score with.

[Saundra Duffy]

Expose that creep!!!

[kylaka]

Read "The Senator" by Richard Burke, Doug. It details Teddy's sorry life as a Senator. In the end, you'll say a silent prayer to God, thanking him that this man never became President of the United States. God really is watching over this country, I'm absolutely convinced after reading this book. (Burke was Teddy's chief of staff for about 12 years)

[doug from upland]

Hatch and Bush have not yet learned that you cannot be friendly to the RATS. They will bite your hand every single time. They are the enemy and have launched a RAT jihad against our president.

[Leroy S. Mort]

I always wondered if Ted was setting him up with chicks that Orrin could never hope to score with.

Kowing Orrin, all it would take would be for Teddy to tell him he sang good.

[mom-7]

I think that the booze has killed 99% of his brain cells.Can't the people of Mass. do something about this disgraceful bag of wind?

[doug from upland]

Thanks for the reference.

[trustandobey]

SENILE, absolutely senile. Maybe we should get him and Helen Thomas together, they have a lot in common.

[MHGinTN]

Jabba The Teddy made a complete and utter fool of himself, ranting and lying on the floor of the Senate today while the President of The United States achieved the exact thing fat teddy claimed the administration was refusing to do! Will we have the alphabet networks doing split screens, exposing this pig of a Senator from brain-dead Massatwosh*ts? No, they couldn't do something so crass as report the truth!

[Imal]

Reading through Mr. Kennedy's list of achievements above (which bear a remarkable resemblance to candid accounts of Bill Clinton's past), it becomes eminently clear why he is worshiped by Democrats.

He embodies all that they hold dear.

[jackbill]

He needs to be tried for sedition, and Mary Jo's murder.

The law in Massachusetts, when Teddy drove off of the bridge, and I believe even to today, was that if you are involved in an automobile accident that causes the death of a person you are AUTOMATICALLY charged with vehicular manslaughter. Unless you are a Kennedy.

He skated.

[doug from upland]

Thanks for the legal info.

[doug from upland]

Can someone link an audio link to Teddy's comments???

[don-o]

Hatch and Bush have not yet learned that you cannot be friendly to the RATS

Hence, the continual drumbeat on this board to go Third Party and get a true opposition to the RepubliRat party.

Been there, done that - swallowed my spit and voted Dubya over "favorite son" from Tennessee.

Back to principle in 2004.

[snopercod]

Roger Hedgecock (sitting in for Rush) played the audio from Kennedy's speech on the Senate floor today.

I missed the replay, but according to Roger, Kennedy was saying that Bush had refused to get UN cooperation at the exact same time that the UN was passing their resolution to help.

The man is a real testament to the mentality of Massataxans...

[rapture-me]

Read "The Senator" by Richard Burke, Doug. It details Teddy's sorry life as a Senator. In the end, you'll say a silent prayer to God, thanking him that this man never became President of the United States. God really is watching over this country, I'm absolutely convinced after reading this book.

I read it a few years ago. Found it (hardcover) for $2.00 It was an outstanding description of this perverted, cocaine addicted, scum ball, murdering, liar. If anyone else gets a chance to read it I highly recommend it. The big question that I have is how can anyone ever vote for him after all of his lying abusive behavior?

[A Navy Vet]

Didn't President Bush just give some kind of award to Ted Fathead? When will the Republican party learn? Or do they even care to?

[prairiebreeze]

The Dimocraps put Senator "I-Drove-The-Car-Into-The-River-And-Got-Off-Scott-Free" Kennedy and Robert Byrd in front of the cameras to spew the vilest and most atrocious venom because what's left of their political careers is chronologically relatively short.

They can say outrageous stuff and so what if it comes back to haunt them?

I didn't know the background poop on Teddie except for Kopechney though. Think I'll forward this so some people I know....

Kennedy's = pitiful losers.

Prairie

[prairiebreeze]

And why do the Massachusetts citizens keep putting him in office? Apathy? No viable alternatives??

Prairie

[truthandjustice1]

are you suggesting fat teddy lies?

[Skooz]

Expose that creep!!!

Problem is, he's been exposed for years. But the automaton pod people in Mass. keep sending this hateful filth back to the Senate.

[wingnuts'nbolts]

In 1961 I lived near Charlottesville, VA and Teddy's escapades were common knowledge and gossiped about alot. Curiously it was put about that his law school grades were never posted even though he seemed to have graduated. Does he claim to be a lawyer? We used to go to the U of VA when celebrities performed there, like the Kingston trio. Ahh, the good old days!

[okie01]

"I would add that Teddy is living off trusts set up to avoid estate taxes, just like all the other Kennedys."

There is doubtless a second reason, besides taxes. Likely, the family doesn't trust Teddy to manage his inheritance.

[Verginius Rufus]

Teddy testified that he had had only three drinks at the party before getting into the car and driving off the bridge. How likely is it that he was telling the truth?

I believe his roommate at UVA Law School was one John Wesley Dean, famous for his role in Watergate, and more recently as a Clinton shill.

[SpinyNorman]

You would be surprised how many college kids do not know of the Chappaquiddick homicide.

I love watching their faces when I tell them about it!!

Don't let the Bloviator off the hook for gutting the immigration regulations back in 1965 either!!!

[doug from upland]

They don't want to know he is a killer. The RATS sure have some interesting scum on their side --- killer Teddy, rapist perjuring traitor Bill, red *itch Hillary, Mel "I won the Lotto" Reynolds, Marion "the *itch set me up" Barry, KKK Byrd, papa and race-baiting poverty pimp shakedown artist Jesse Jackson, insane loud mouth racist Mad Maxine Waters, Sheila Jackson "we landed on Mars" Lee, etc, etc, etc.

[owl]

In 1962, I had just graduated from college and gotten a job at John Hancock (one of Boston's largest employers). One day while I was moving along the cafeteria line I was confronted by a grinning fool. I thought he wanted to shake hands (I refused) but later realized he was reaching for my wallet.

In the primary, he ran against Eddie McCormack (John's nephew), who had already served as state Attorney General. During a debate, McCormack ventured the opinion that "If your name were Edward Moore Smith, you wouldn't even be standing here." Kennedy had absolutely nothing to recommend him for a city council position, much less the Senate, but the Massachusetts voters ignored such incidental things as qualifications.

[doug from upland]

DRUNKEN POS SHAMEFULLY ATTACKS PRESIDENT IN TIME OF WAR

[jws3sticks]

Here is some Teddy information. "Dike House", ged'it?

You know those rosie cheeks are not the result of sunshine. He's the hamburger between the well known two buns. LOL

Rose and Joe Kennedy kept the secret: Teddy has a twin brother, here pictured together.

[doug from upland]

From the archives, here is one of my very favorite songs from just over 2 years ago. A tabloid reported that relatives were fearful because the bloated drunk had serious liver damage.

NOTE: I do not celebrate death, well, except for vicious murderers. I wish Kennedy well but he really does deserve this song.

MIDI - YELLOW RIVER

Poor, poor Ted…we just heard the news
Could it be that he’s had too much booze
He holds a seat that the RATS may lose
Teddy’s liver

Hey Jane Swift, dear, are you all set
You will soon get your chance, we bet
Poor Tom Daschle…his pants are all wet
Teddy’s liver

Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…his doc says it is pretty bad
Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…the vast right wing is feeling sad

If only there could be a way to hear from Mary Jo
We’re sure she would say it’s a tragic way to go
Poor, poor Teddy’s liver

When he’s gone, it will seem so odd
No waitress sandwich with his pal, Dodd
So raise your glass and let’s give him a nod
Teddy’s liver

When the time comes to say goodbye
We will not see one dry eye
Like Ron Brown, will Scumbag laugh and then cry
Teddy’s liver

Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…his doc says it’s pretty bad
Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…the vast right wing is feeling sad

If only there could be a way to hear from Mary Jo
We’re sure she would say that it’s a tragic way to go
Poor, poor Teddy’s liver

Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…his doc says it’s pretty bad
Teddy’s liver, Teddy’s liver…the right wing is feeling sad

[doug from upland]

MARY JO

[doug from upland]

[doug from upland]

Senator Ted Kennedy hosted us for a second briefing in one of the Senate Conference rooms. Accompanied by his dog, Splash, Kennedy greeted us with his usual friendliness and enthusiasm. Approaching forty years in the United States Senate, Kennedy has consistently been at the front of the fight for quality health care for every American, education reform and worker’s rights. The Senator spoke to us about the unique window of opportunity that is present for those who will answer the call to public service.

SOURCE

[Young Werther]

Around the time that Senator John Tower of Texas was being considered for high public office, (he was crucified for his womanizing and drinking), Newsweek published an article about Teddy.

Newsweek revealed that Teddy was a drunk! However, he was their drunk so they gave him a pass.

I cancelled my subscription to Newsweek and Time and never have read the rags since.

[altura]

I don't think they want to silence the idiot.

He says the things they can't QUITE bring themselves to say.

Many of them are afraid of possible consequences by going that far out.

He is not. He's a Kennedy, a Kennedy, a Kennedy (to quote Rush's parody)

Plus he has a lifelong tenure on the Senate seat from Mass.

He can't go any higher and he certainly can't go any lower.

In my opinion, he's being encouraged to make these outrageous statements.

Three Kennedy boys with at least a smidgen of sense and integrity died. Teddy lived. go figure.

[owl]

the president's war has been revealed as mindless, needless, senseless, and reckless

Sounds like a pretty accurate description of Kennedy's career.