'Chappaquiddick Kid' off hook with college

WorldNetDaily ^ | 24 February 2006 | Ron Strom

[Aussie Dasher]

Discipline him? This guy should be given a Congressional Medal of Honor!!

[Vladiator]

'Can't you forgive him after all these years?' And I said, 'No, he killed somebody.'

Everyone should remember that this hits a little close to home for the Commander in Chief's immediate family.

[fizziwig]

That kid is brining a tear to my eye...

The Kids are allright...well, some of them anyway.

[ncountylee]

The surprising thing is that this does not occur every time the disgusting whale speaks at an event.

[NoJoke]

Yeah, the wife of an elected official killed someone in a car accident.

That could really be in league with a Senator leaving the scene of an accident and waiting and calling your lawyer and others before reporting the accident to police.

Kind of makes the "questions" around the Cheney hunting accident disclosure look like a joke.

Not that any of those same reporters would dare ask Ted Kennedy about his actions.

[Talking_Mouse]

However she did not leave someone to die while calling the family lawyer.

[jazusamo]

I don't think this hits at all close.

[garyhope]

Perhaps we should take up a collection and send him some beer money, a thank you note or something. I'll contribute.

On the other hand, I'm not all that in favor of people stopping people from speaking or harrassing them and drowning them out. I think there should be discussion or Q & A. The left certainly tries to stop or drown out conservatives.

[Libloather]

The college where a student shouted 'Remember Chappaquiddick!'...

Long Island Tea party?

[The Worthless Miracle]

Too bad The Swimmer didn't get a pie in the face like Coulter.

[stm]

Not only was he guilty of negligent homicide (possibly two counts if Mary Jo was pregnant), he was also guilty of driving under the influence, driving without a license, leaving the scene of an accident with injuries or fatalities and conspiring to obstruct justice with his attorney. And because he was a Kennedy, he pretty much got a pass thanks to Papa K's money and influence. Had it been any of us, we would have been spending a good portion of our lives as guests of a penitentiary somewhere.

[Salvey]

Everyone should remember that this hits a little close to home for the Commander in Chief's immediate family.

Probably the most stupid, irrelevant post I've ever seen here on FR. There's no equivalence -- moral, factual or ethical -- between the two situations.

[mikeybaby]

I remember when Al Sharpton was being interviewed (on CNN, I think) when the subject of Tawana Brawley came up. He asked the reporter if he ever asked Kennedy about Chappaquidick.
The reporter shifted gears and asked about racial inequality.
Nothing more was said about fat Ted.

[DCPatriot]

It's amazing...the power of the internet.

Once Drudge put this up...it was over.

[NonValueAdded]

Holy silver spoons, Batman, I didn't know about the adversity (he said disgustedly).

[cripplecreek]

Laura Ingram says we need to find a way to pay whoever operates the PA system in the senate to play "bridge over troubled waters" every time the U boat commander gets up to speak.

[ALOHA RONNIE]

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'Remember Chappaquiddick' Student hollers phrase as Kennedy begins on-campus speech

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[operation clinton cleanup]

No autopsy was ever performed to determine her exact cause of death.

Maybe she committed suicide after Teddy swam ashore. The truth must come out!

[cubreporter]

Good for this young man Trost. He stepped up to the plate and spoke out. I am proud of him. He did what other protestors do and he was removed. No need to arrest him as we don't arrest anyone else. It's good the other students were discussing it. It might help if they went back and read the reports of that evening when kennedeee allowed a young woman to drown to death.

[stm]

My favorite expression: "Well let's just do like Teddy Kennedy and drive off that bridge when we get to it, ok?"