Also today, Kennedy announced his new campaign manager...
Posted on 04/23/2008 4:11:49 PM PDT by John Semmens
Representative Patrick Kennedy (D-R.I.), son of Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), boasted that his personal struggles with alcoholism, substance abuse and mental illness have made him a better member of Congress. “Look, the majority who elected me to serve as their representative obviously have mental problems of their own,” Kennedy admitted. “Drunks, addicts and the deranged deserve to be represented by someone they can more easily identify with. I’m their man.”
(Excerpt) Read more at azconservative.org ...
“Kennedy Says Mental Problems and Drug Abuse Make Him a Better Representative”
Right......more ‘liberal’ logic. The illegal aliens think that makes them a better ‘citizen’, too.
Yeah. Sounds like lieberal logic. I’m a scum-bag, vote for me ‘cause you know you’ve done scummy things too! A person with morals who is honest and decent has no idea how to govern!
I think it’s satire :)... but close to the mark regardless!
Better than whom? His Uncle?
over use of oxymoron made rush limbaugh a multi-millionaire.
Recovery might make him a better person, but that doesn’t translate automatically into political leadership ability.
lol...you’re right! Not nearly as outrageous as some of the stuff we hear lately, is it?
Also today, Kennedy announced his new campaign manager...
Your are correct: it’s “satire”.
Come on... He didn’t really say that out loud...??
Listen you a-hole, if you had another name instead of kennedy you would be in a soup line instead of wasting peoples time with your moronic talk.
Patrick K has always been the dumb one. But what can they do, he’s the only one that will keep running. The sheeple love these people. When will he move to Mass to replace TK?
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