Ted Kennedy – Dead at 77

Ted Kennedy

The death of Democratic icon Ted Kennedy gives meaning to the Change that was promised by Barack Obama. The Senator who died of brain cancer, has a 50 year legacy. His social welfare based liberalism earned him the moniker Lion of the Senate. Barack Obama has already has stated, “ An important chapter has come to our end. Our country has lost a great leader, who picked up the torch for his fallen brothers and became the greatest Senator of our time.”

This eulogy is refuted herein. There has been an overt Chemical Assault – Scorched Earth against the United States since June 17, 1987. So for over 22 years this Lion has not not fought let alone roared. The accurate record will state that if his prominence is truly measure Senator Kennedy is a symbol of impunity that endangered human life as well as the survival of the United States.

David Nollmeyer June 17, 2009

KENNEDY UPON RECEIVING THE MEDAL OF FREEDOM

July 30, 2009

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

WASHINGTON, DC— Senator Edward M. Kennedy today released the following statement in response to being named by President Obama as a 2009 recipient of the Medal of Freedom, America’s highest civilian honor:

“I am profoundly grateful to President Obama for this extraordinary honor. My life has been committed to the ideal of public service which President Kennedy wanted the Medal of Freedom to represent. To receive it from another President who prizes that same ideal of service and inspires so many to serve is a great privilege that moves me deeply.”

Kennedy Family Statement

“Edward M. Kennedy—the husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle we loved so deeply—died late Tuesday night at home in Hyannis Port. We’ve lost the irreplaceable center of our family and joyous light in our lives, but the inspiration of his faith, optimism, and perseverance will live on in our hearts forever. We thank everyone who gave him care and support over this last year, and everyone who stood with him for so many years in his tireless march for progress toward justice, fairness and opportunity for all. He loved this country and devoted his life to serving it. He always believed that our best days were still ahead, but it’s hard to imagine any of them without him.”

 

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