[InvisibleChurch]

[Always Right]

The only question left is when do the trail of bodies start to appear? If I was Teddy, I would not be flying too many planes.

[TCats]

I would normally view an endorsement from the likes of Teddy as a major negative but in this instance I’ll make an exception. Anything that moves lemming like Dems from the Hillary column is OK with me.

[mwyounce]

[bannie]

clintons want to think that they’re on the inside...but to the kennedys, clinton will always be the fat little ignorant b*stard from the wrong side of the tracks.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

What a pathetic scene this conjures up. Two disgusting s***bags trying to leverage each other. What could Bill have threatened a guy like Ted Kennedy with? And what personal suasion could Bill Clinton have applied? It boggles the mind.

[george76]

” We are running for president. Not Hillary. Not the junior senator from New York. But We—Bill and Hillary—in a de facto end-run around the 22nd Amendment.”

[big'ol_freeper]

That is a pretty "big" endorsement.

U.S. Army Retired

[mewzilla]

Let me be contrarian and suggest that Hillie never really wanted the Swimmer’s endorsement, something that wouldn’t do her any good during the general election.

[neodad]

Blind hog snorting up an acorn.

[null and void]

Hypothetical question:

Would you vote for Obama in exchange for never, ever, ever hearing or seeing the clintons again?

[ditto h]

Ted, a word of advice. Always make sure the seal isn’t broken.

[BARLF]

said a high-level Democrat

Not Hillary, maybe Rangel or Hsumer. Naw, they love Hill and Bill. Dodd or Biden?

All the anonymouses are Republican.

[airborne]

Whether Hillary loses to Obama or not, Bill and Hill will spend all their time and money seeking revenge on all those who dared oppose them.

Invest heavily in popcorn futures!

[LibFreeOrDie]

Hey Teddy! Don’t go for a ride in an Oldsmobile over a bridge any time soon. Someone from Arkansas may be driving...

[Biblebelter]

Politicians endorsing other politicians doesn’t mean much for the endorsee. It is usually an indication that the endorser wants to get on the bandwagon and receive his share of the spoils in victory. In that regard Teddy Kennedy is a big loser, he wanted Tsongas over Clinton, and there is where this rift all started. Congress has an eleven per cent approval, with Obama’s empty message of change, a Kennedy endorsement doesn’t do anything much but get Bill ticked off, which is fine with me. Of course to the MSM, homicidal drunks like Teddy Kennedy are to be looked up to because in that they are brothers, just look at McCafferty and Rick Sanchez.

[mware]

Hillary may have to steal this nomination.

The pattern is being set, with her trying to get the delegates from Michigan and Florida to count.

[xtinct]

Massachusetts Moonbats will line up behind Ted

[Libloather]

“This is the biggest Democratic endorsement Obama could possibly get short of Bill Clinton,” said a high-level Democrat.

Wouldn't it be quicker and 'cleaner' for the impeached *Squirt to just endorse Hussein?

[The Electrician]

During his two terms in the White House, President Clinton made repeated overtures to the Kennedy family. So the senator’s rejection of his wife is at least as embarrassing as her 28-point loss in the South Carolina primary on Saturday.

Take my wife - please...

Ba-dump-bump...

[mrmargaritaville]

I overheard Teddy tell Bill to “put some ice on it”