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Admiral Chappequiddick RIP

40-years after he murdered an innocent woman, Senator Ted Kennedy is finally dead. He is truly one of the people responsible for many of this country’s woes.

And true to his egotistical form, though he champions the people, he held on to his Senate seat until death even though he was too sick to actually show up and do any work.

Perhaps Mahone has a better take, quoting Clarance Darrow: I have never killed a man

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, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure.

Mahone also adds, “I just told my wife the good news about ted.  She said, “Was it the brain tumor, or his liver?”

{ 9 comments… add one }
  • Steve August 26, 2009, 9:20 pm

    dead man talking

  • Joan August 26, 2009, 9:22 pm

    I knew you repukes would have something nasty to say about Senator Kennedy, the Lion of he Senate. He spent his life fighting for the little people, and you make fun of him. He was a saint.

  • John Wayne August 26, 2009, 9:41 pm

    Pilgrim, if Captain Ted had served in the Navy like brother Jack, he could have sailed that Oldsmobile under the bridge, banged the babe, and then taken on all the other girls at the party. What a disgusting bunch

  • jabbo72 August 27, 2009, 12:32 pm

    if a poor black man drownded the girl he die on the chain gang or electric chair

  • Mahone August 29, 2009, 7:09 pm

    Steve: and now, dead man drinking . . . at least they’ll be a lot of Kennedy’s in hell to keep Teddy company.

  • Mahone August 29, 2009, 7:13 pm

    Joan, from the time he got caught cheating at Harvard, till the time he ran off and left Mary Jo to drown, and all along the way until his brain recently exploded (proving once again that God is slow, but sure), Teddy Kennedy was anything but a saint. Say, Joan, do you remember when Teddy gave his own money away to help the poor? Oh, that’s right, it didn’t happen. Personally, I think we should park some fast cars, planes, and a truck load of cocaine just outside the Kennedy compound, then sit back and wait until they take care of themselves.

    One last thing: do you think if ObamaCare had been in force Teddy would have gotten the same medical treatment as the “little people?” Dwell on that, if you’ve got the honesty for it.

  • Mahone August 29, 2009, 7:22 pm

    jabbo: one technical flaw in your otherwise flawless assessment of the situation: it is universally accepted that black men don’t swim, hence a lawyer may have gotten a black man off for the same infraction. A Kennedy, being bred on a yacht, educated in sailboats and raised on beaches, would at least be expected to swim, even little Teddy.

    BTW, you’re not from Hawkinsville, GA by any chance, are you? (the only other Jabbo I knew came from there).

  • Mahone August 30, 2009, 11:03 am

    John Wayne: For me it’s not the sexual exploits, the drinking, the drug usage, etc., but the bone-grinding hypocrisy of those nasal-talking spoiled spawn of a boot-legging gangster that irks me. They always reminded me more of the God Father saga than Camelot.

  • Amato September 16, 2009, 3:34 am

    John Wayne: For me it's not the sexual exploits, the drinking, the drug usage, etc., but the bone-grinding hypocrisy of those nasal-talking spoiled spawn of a boot-legging gangster that irks me. They always reminded me more of the God Father saga than Camelot….

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