Comments on: The Wrong Way to Remember Ted Kennedy http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:34:39 +0000 hourly 1 By: mikidiki http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6333 mikidiki Mon, 31 Aug 2009 21:02:50 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6333 Rot in Peace is wonderful as well. I think that can the message from non-Christians who may not agree that Hell exists! Thanks for the reply. Rot in Peace is wonderful as well. I think that can the message from non-Christians who may not agree that Hell exists! Thanks for the reply.

]]> By: Michaelle Maloney http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6321 Michaelle Maloney Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:28:20 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6321 How about Rot in Peace? How about Rot in Peace?

]]> By: Michaelle Maloney http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6320 Michaelle Maloney Mon, 31 Aug 2009 17:26:18 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6320 I like the Roast in Peace as its more realistic to Ted Kennedy because of how he really lived his life- a moral disaster. His very dark jokes which was about Jo Ann- the lady he left to drown. What a monster!!! The joke is probably on him now - forever; its truly sad that he deceived himself. I like the Roast in Peace as its more realistic to Ted Kennedy because of how he really lived his life- a moral disaster. His very dark jokes which was about Jo Ann- the lady he left to drown. What a monster!!! The joke is probably on him now – forever; its truly sad that he deceived himself.

]]> By: James A Wyatt, Jr. http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6332 James A Wyatt, Jr. Mon, 31 Aug 2009 03:22:55 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6332 Thank you for stating what, hopefully, millions consider a true evaluation of that jerk; at least those of us who have been observant of the antics of this fellow for the past 50 years. Of course those of us in our 70s have obviously quite a different prespective from the 64 million that support the likes of him and his coherts. IN GOD WE TRUST; All Else is Suspect! James Allen Wyatt, Jr.; KHS (MS)’56; Mississippi State University ’61 Frances W. Saxon Wyatt; THS (GA)’55 infinitesecurityinchristjesus@gmail.com governmentwatchman@netzero.com libertywatchman@yahoo.com freedomwatchman@yahoo.com demoncratwatch@yahoo.com All-Hour On Site Target Risk Investigations; Serving Clients and their Attorneys in Chicago, Cook County, IL: Indiana, Louisiana; Mississippi; Alabama; North Georgia; S.W. North Carolina & E. & W. Tennessee 1962-1999 IN GOD WE TRUST; All Else is Suspect! Armed Individual Citizens: The only dependable Home & Homeland Defense; An American Tradition! Thank you for stating what, hopefully, millions consider a true evaluation of that jerk; at least those of us who have been observant of the antics of this fellow for the past 50 years. Of course those of us in our 70s have obviously quite a different prespective from the 64 million that support the likes of him and his coherts.
IN GOD WE TRUST; All Else is Suspect!
James Allen Wyatt, Jr.; KHS (MS)’56;
Mississippi State University ’61
Frances W. Saxon Wyatt; THS (GA)’55
infinitesecurityinchristjesus@gmail.com
governmentwatchman@netzero.com
libertywatchman@yahoo.com
freedomwatchman@yahoo.com
demoncratwatch@yahoo.com

All-Hour On Site Target Risk Investigations; Serving
Clients and their Attorneys in Chicago, Cook County, IL:
Indiana, Louisiana; Mississippi; Alabama; North Georgia;
S.W. North Carolina & E. & W. Tennessee 1962-1999
IN GOD WE TRUST; All Else is Suspect!

Armed Individual Citizens:
The only dependable Home & Homeland Defense;
An American Tradition!

]]> By: mikidiki http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6331 mikidiki Sun, 30 Aug 2009 20:24:06 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6331 The best comment I have read so far about the death of Ted Kennedy is R.I.P. standing for Roast in Peace. The best comment I have read so far about the death of Ted Kennedy is R.I.P. standing for Roast in Peace.

]]> By: FedUp WithDeadKennedys http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6330 FedUp WithDeadKennedys Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:21:10 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6330 Orin and Ted were good friends that acted as foils for each others parties. Orin was actually one of the people that got Teddy back on the path to being sober in the last decade. Senator Hatch, who I am not a fan of, gave a heartfelt and reasonable statement of Teddy, even to all of his faults. He was actually the perfect person to talk of Senator Kennedy's change from a Washington wildman to the more sober person he became after marrying Victoria. That being said, I thought it was strange also that he was "lionized" by a church that he so clearly violated the teachings of. Even from the reading of the contents of the letter delivered by Obama to the Pope, which was read at the graveside, clearly indicates his rejection of the church's stand on abortion. Orin and Ted were good friends that acted as foils for each others parties. Orin was actually one of the people that got Teddy back on the path to being sober in the last decade.

Senator Hatch, who I am not a fan of, gave a heartfelt and reasonable statement of Teddy, even to all of his faults. He was actually the perfect person to talk of Senator Kennedy’s change from a Washington wildman to the more sober person he became after marrying Victoria.

That being said, I thought it was strange also that he was “lionized” by a church that he so clearly violated the teachings of. Even from the reading of the contents of the letter delivered by Obama to the Pope, which was read at the graveside, clearly indicates his rejection of the church’s stand on abortion.

]]> By: Julie Trevor http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6329 Julie Trevor Sun, 30 Aug 2009 13:54:32 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6329 Anyone see Orin Hatch at the memorial service Friday night? Hmmmm, just what do "our" Senators do for us? Anyone see Orin Hatch at the memorial service Friday night? Hmmmm, just what do “our” Senators do for us?

]]> By: jack Hampton http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6328 jack Hampton Sun, 30 Aug 2009 10:49:18 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6328 Mr. Klein nailed it in two words Kennedy was till his final breath a moral relativist he had to rationalize his own disgusting conduct. Every thug I ever locked up in my life no matter what from drug dealers to killers they had the ability to rationalize there acts to them self. They rationalize selling crack to kids or killing someone to take there money. In the realm of Ted Kennedy he rationalized every decadent form of human conduct there is, unfettered abortion and he rationalized homosexual conduct and the push to legalize deviant conduct by forcing same sex marriage on a nation of people that overwhelmingly oppose it. He played the part of champion of women in the senate while he personally abused them. Then talk about bearing false witness his lies about Bob Bork was insufferable. I believe it was Andy Jackson that caned a scoundrel in the congress once for vile conduct I think Judge Bork would have been well justified to have throttled Teddy sometime I wish dueling was legal. I take no solace in the passing of Ted Kennedy anyone that does is only hurting them self but the fact is this man was no political hero that decent people would want there children to emulate. The conduct of the media has been disgusting as well they have refrained from telling the truth about this man and you would think by there coverage it was George Washington, Abe Lincoln or Ronald Reagan that had just passed away. It is also distressing that they would bury this man who if justice had been served would have been a convicted felon in Arlington. Mr. Klein nailed it in two words Kennedy was till his final breath a moral relativist he had to rationalize his own disgusting conduct. Every thug I ever locked up in my life no matter what from drug dealers to killers they had the ability to rationalize there acts to them self. They rationalize selling crack to kids or killing someone to take there money. In the realm of Ted Kennedy he rationalized every decadent form of human conduct there is, unfettered abortion and he rationalized homosexual conduct and the push to legalize deviant conduct by forcing same sex marriage on a nation of people that overwhelmingly oppose it. He played the part of champion of women in the senate while he personally abused them. Then talk about bearing false witness his lies about Bob Bork was insufferable. I believe it was Andy Jackson that caned a scoundrel in the congress once for vile conduct I think Judge Bork would have been well justified to have throttled Teddy sometime I wish dueling was legal. I take no solace in the passing of Ted Kennedy anyone that does is only hurting them self but the fact is this man was no political hero that decent people would want there children to emulate. The conduct of the media has been disgusting as well they have refrained from telling the truth about this man and you would think by there coverage it was George Washington, Abe Lincoln or Ronald Reagan that had just passed away. It is also distressing that they would bury this man who if justice had been served would have been a convicted felon in Arlington.

]]> By: Keith http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6327 Keith Sun, 30 Aug 2009 10:45:01 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6327 The legacy of the Kennedy's is unparalleled in American politics. How Edward dared to compare himself to his brothers John and Robert, in spite of decades of his pompous and rhetorical scolding to those who challenged his views, certainly demeans the historical significance. I always had the impression politicians were afraid of him, thus allowing him to spew his biased, Utopian illusion of a socialist nation. With him of course, on the throne. I wish I had something nice to say about the Senator, but I can not eulogize anyone who has damaged the principles of America as our fore fathers envisioned. The legacy of the Kennedy’s is unparalleled in American politics. How Edward dared to compare himself to his brothers John and Robert, in spite of decades of his pompous and rhetorical scolding to those who challenged his views, certainly demeans the historical significance.

I always had the impression politicians were afraid of him, thus allowing him to spew his biased, Utopian illusion of a socialist nation. With him of course, on the throne.

I wish I had something nice to say about the Senator, but I can not eulogize anyone who has damaged the principles of America as our fore fathers envisioned.

]]> By: Couer De Leon http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6326 Couer De Leon Sun, 30 Aug 2009 10:06:16 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6326 Ted Kennedy was a disgrace to his faith, a disgrace as a husband, a father, a legislator and as a human being. To see him lionized by the media, by those who are supposedly conservative and his church, was disgraceful. He was thoroughly corrupt and had to be mad. As for those who laud him; must be as mad and corrupt as he was. Ted Kennedy was a disgrace to his faith, a disgrace as a husband, a father, a legislator and as a human being. To see him lionized by the media, by those who are supposedly conservative and his church, was disgraceful. He was thoroughly corrupt and had to be mad. As for those who laud him; must be as mad and corrupt as he was.

]]> By: Robbins Mitchell http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6325 Robbins Mitchell Sun, 30 Aug 2009 03:05:30 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6325 Actually the 'cause of his life' was advancing his own and the Kennedy family political interests 'by any means necessary'....people and actual issues and causes were merely props on his own little personal stage and means to those ends.....he didn't know a political principle from a Popsicle....his motto should have been, "Ask not what the Kennedys can do for you....ask what you can do for the Kennedys. Actually the ’cause of his life’ was advancing his own and the Kennedy family political interests ‘by any means necessary’….people and actual issues and causes were merely props on his own little personal stage and means to those ends…..he didn’t know a political principle from a Popsicle….his motto should have been, “Ask not what the Kennedys can do for you….ask what you can do for the Kennedys.

]]> By: David Swindle http://www.newsrealblog.com/2009/08/29/the-wrong-way-to-remember-ted-kennedy/#comment-6324 David Swindle Sat, 29 Aug 2009 18:42:54 +0000 http://newsrealblog.com/?p=6065#comment-6324 Could you elaborate on the big difference? Could you elaborate on the big difference?

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