Teddy Kennedy rots in hell

He was enough of a Catholic to believe he would soon be seeing his brothers again.

He spent his life improving the lives of Americans. So if you'd care to take a minute from being disrespectful, perhaps you'd like to offer up an example from across the aisle who did also that rather than just passing laws to enrich themselves and their buds in the hope that the wealth might trickle down to the rest of us.

There.

You may now go back to listening to your ideal of sane and sound political philosophy, Glen Beck.

Thanks for clearing that up Coaster. Teddy did not improve the lives of anyone except his fellow sewer rats.  

1) Hell is a place of spirit, not matter.

2) Rotting is a state of matter.

3) Hell is imaginary.

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~No, my young padawan; this one is mine.~

Joan Kennedy's later years have been shaped by chronic alchoholism, which had appeared during her marriage to Ted Kennedy. The alcoholism escalated with sporadic, uneven sobriety, repeated DWI arrests, court-ordered rehabilitation and return to drinking — ultimately leading to kidney damage, the possibility of dialysis and protracted complications from increasingly strict guardianship. In 2005, Bennett Kennedy was hospitalized with a concussion and a broken shoulder after being found lying in a Boston street near her home. In July 2004, her oldest son Edward Moore Kennedy, Jr. had been appointed her legal guardian; in 2005 her children were granted temporary guardianship.

Will poor Joan be allowed to sit with her children at the funeral?

Or will she have to sit 3 paces behind? 

Catholics rotting in hell, random assumptions about people and their personal feelings, throwing every issue people have had in their lives back at them while insisting their own will be forgiven by their god, and finding softcore porn appropriate for their use while condemming others who dare think it.  Ahhhhh, Christianity has another martyr in the making. 

Impeach Jim Gibbons!

I like Vonnegut's view of heaven

Shuffleboard anyone?

At the 1980 Democratic convention, after he lost the nomination to incumbent Jimmy Carter, he came onstage and everyone expected him to take Carter's hand in a show of solidarity.  Instead he petulantly turned his back on him.  I'll bet Reagan won the election right at that moment.

A class act, those Kennedys.

But we don't need political dynasties in the USA.  Just think of the Bush family.  Bleah, yuck and patooi.

Democracy forever, aristocracy never!

{;-) Dan in Miami

PS:  One of the reasons people wanted George Washington to run for President of the USA was because he had no sons.  This made a Washington dynasty impossible.

PPS:  Washington started the tradition of presidents serving only two terms.

I so wanted to see him become president someday like his father

Republicans are such hypocrites.  Their older relatives are on Medicare.  That's government health care.

http://www.slate.com/id/2225664?obref=obinsite

{;-) Dan in Miami

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OENrieAc5Oc

http://www.theonion.com/content/from_print/kennedy_curse_claims_life_of?...

{;-) Dan in Miami