As if Ted Kennedy's words aren't outrageous enough...

[Democracy In Iraq]

After hearing clips of Senator Kennedy's anti-American screed played over and over on the radio today, I thought I'd leave a message for him on his Web site to offer a screed of my own.

On the first page of the site (once you select high- or low-bandwidth), an image of an American soldier appears under the "Issue Spotlight" section.

Is it a photo that acknowledges the achivement of bringing democracy to the Middle East?

Is it an image of an American soldier courageously defeating the terrorist enemy?

Of course not--you obviously wouldn't find such things on the Web site of a tireless enemy propagandist. Rather, you would find this image of what Americans are REALLY doing in Iraq--striking fear in the hearts of innocent children.

The following is linked directly from Senator Kennedy's Web site:



Senator Kennedy's Web site can be accessed by clicking here. I would encourage all of you to let him know what you think of his moonlighting as a propagandist for the very people who are trying to kill our fighting men and women and who are trying to stand in the way of bringing democracy to the Middle East.

[exit82]

The only quagmire I know of is the one Teddy's Oldsmobile was found in, in Chappaquiddick.

[harpo11]

Waterboarding, quagmires, cowardice and lying. Ted Kennedy knows these things very well.

He should really consider retiring and the old tired and ragged liberal/socialist playbook along with him.

[Dashing Dasher]

You forgot rape and pillage.

[Coleus]

Ted, there is no statute of limitations for MURDER, got that?

Were you DRUNK driving when you murdered Mary Jo?

[groanup]

Ted Kennedy is not a patriot. He is not an American defender. His brother, John, was. How a state that was in the forefront of the American Revolution can often elect this man is beyond me. I wish nothing but bad tidings on this man. I don't like him, I don't respect him and I don't honor his service.

[harpo11]

Absolutely! Thanks for reminding us.

[Righter-than-Rush]

[Righter-than-Rush]

[tet68]

I heard Sean Hannity play a long string of TK's rant today,
I wish I had a transcript, I would change every mention of
Iraq with the word Vietnam. What an effect that would have,
we know now the fall of South Vietnam cost millions of lives, and more in Cambodia, millions of displaced persons
also and here is TedK spouting the same defeatist, distructive rhetoric, the same attempt to bring the forces
of freedom to a schreeching halt, the same attempt to laud
those forces of tyranny, and repression as the last time.
He shouldn't be kicked out, he should be hung for treason.

[Recovering Ex-hippie]

Yuch!

I wish you hadn't posted that pic of Kennedy! What a hideous image just before sleeptime. I'll have nitemares all night long.

[Congressman Billybob]

Ted Kennedy is the polar opposite of the two men I wrote about this week. As a politician, he is unfit to black the boots of President Bush. From an ethical standpoint, he does not belong on the same planet with Dusty Rhodes.

My contempt for Ted Kennedy, that waste of skin and oxygen, knows no bounds.

Congressman Billybob [TWO different columns this week]

Click for latest, "Homer, Shakespeare, Pope, and George Bush"

Click for latest, "Dusty Rhodes, a Death in the Family"

[groanup]

Thank-you for the links. Ted Kennedy has every right to exist and to speak. However, if I could legally or morally prevent either of the two aforementioned actualities I would. I am not a fighter (some would say I am a lover, depends on who...never mind) but I think I could find it in my soul and sinew to beat his ever-lovin' ass to a pulp if I find myself in a room alone with the beast. Just as Rome was not built in a day, Massachusettes cannot be debriefed in a day. But, what the hell. We need a voice of idiocy to contradict the rest of us. We idealogues need to be kept in check don'cha know.

[Maceman]

The obligatory photo for all Kennedy threads.