AThornton
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Yes.....hmm, might have to work on that
Kennedy?????Where is the love???
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Yes.....hmm, might have to work on that
Flipping WURMS
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ITS NOT THE FACT THAT THESE ELECTED MEN ARE UNTRUSTWORTHY AND DISHONEST ITS THAT YOU IGNORANT SO CALLED AMERICANS SIMPLY ***Edited for profanity*** AND MOAN ABOUT THINGS NOBODY CAN CHANGE .THE IDEAL THAT A COUPLE HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN AND WOMEN CONTROL THE WORLD FOR HOWEVER MANY MILLIONS OF PEOPLE.ITS NOT OBAMAS FAULT THIS COUNTRY WAS BUILT BY THE MOST HYPOCRITICIAL PALE,LIGHT SKINNED CHRISTIANS THINK ABOUT THAT.
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ROLL TIDE
Buoy-Master
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Please dont use all caps.
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sorry
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emoThumbsup Much better .emoCool Thanks.
finbully
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Relevant facts surrounding Kennedy's midnight drive at Chappaquiddick Island, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts on July 18, 1969
After a party on the island, Senator Edward Kennedy was driving a young staff worker, Mary Jo Kopechne somewhere late that night. He later said he was driving her to her hotel. She had, however, left her hotel key and pocketbook at the party.
Kennedy drove off the bridge to the mainland and plunged the car into the Poucha Pond inlet.
Kennedy managed to extricate himself with the car which was filling up with water. He later claimed that he had tried swimming to the car several times. Instead of immediately notifying the police he called a "Kennedy advisor." Kennedy spent the rest of that night huddled with "Kennedy advisors" to come up with a story. Later, Kennedy and two "Kennedy advisors" went to the scene of the accident and tried to swim to reach the car. None of the men thought they should notify the police.
Later Kennedy went back to his hotel room where he complained during the night that he couldn't sleep because of a loud party. That next morning Kennedy chatted with the winner of a sailboat race. Then Kennedy met with the same two "Kennedy advisors." The three men then went back to the scene of the accident. Still no one called the police. Using a pay phone there, Kennedy did call friends asking for advice.
Around that time fishermen had spotted the car in the water and called the police. A police diver later testified that, "Had I received a call within five to ten minutes of the accident occurring, and was able, as I was the following morning, to be at the victim's side within twenty-five minutes of receiving the call, in such event there is a strong possibility that she would have been alive on removal from the submerged car"
Kennedy who was standing nearby at a pay phone and saw the police had discovered the body. The police had run the license plate and discovered that the car belonged to Kennedy.
At around 10:00 AM Kennedy presented himself (with "Kennedy advisors") at the police station.
By the time he presented himself to the police a sobriety test was impossible.
The judge at the inquest decided that some of Kennedy's testimony about the events that night were lies. Nevertheless Kennedy was not prosecuted for anything more than leaving the scene of an accident. He got a two-month suspended sentence. The judge said that Kennedy had an "unblemished record" and that he had "been, and will continue to be punished far beyond anything this court can impose."
After a party on the island, Senator Edward Kennedy was driving a young staff worker, Mary Jo Kopechne somewhere late that night. He later said he was driving her to her hotel. She had, however, left her hotel key and pocketbook at the party.
Kennedy drove off the bridge to the mainland and plunged the car into the Poucha Pond inlet.
Kennedy managed to extricate himself with the car which was filling up with water. He later claimed that he had tried swimming to the car several times. Instead of immediately notifying the police he called a "Kennedy advisor." Kennedy spent the rest of that night huddled with "Kennedy advisors" to come up with a story. Later, Kennedy and two "Kennedy advisors" went to the scene of the accident and tried to swim to reach the car. None of the men thought they should notify the police.
Later Kennedy went back to his hotel room where he complained during the night that he couldn't sleep because of a loud party. That next morning Kennedy chatted with the winner of a sailboat race. Then Kennedy met with the same two "Kennedy advisors." The three men then went back to the scene of the accident. Still no one called the police. Using a pay phone there, Kennedy did call friends asking for advice.
Around that time fishermen had spotted the car in the water and called the police. A police diver later testified that, "Had I received a call within five to ten minutes of the accident occurring, and was able, as I was the following morning, to be at the victim's side within twenty-five minutes of receiving the call, in such event there is a strong possibility that she would have been alive on removal from the submerged car"
Kennedy who was standing nearby at a pay phone and saw the police had discovered the body. The police had run the license plate and discovered that the car belonged to Kennedy.
At around 10:00 AM Kennedy presented himself (with "Kennedy advisors") at the police station.
By the time he presented himself to the police a sobriety test was impossible.
The judge at the inquest decided that some of Kennedy's testimony about the events that night were lies. Nevertheless Kennedy was not prosecuted for anything more than leaving the scene of an accident. He got a two-month suspended sentence. The judge said that Kennedy had an "unblemished record" and that he had "been, and will continue to be punished far beyond anything this court can impose."
outcaster
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We have term limits. Thats what elections are for. Everybody wants the "bums" thrown out of office, but often think thier own guy/gal does a good job. Do you want the gov't to tell you that you can't vote for "Zack" anymore? I'm pretty sure many of the people of Mass wish they could get rid of Lamar and Bob too. I works both ways.
outcaster
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And you can't seem to let it go, even in death
finbully
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Got to balance the martyrdom that will come next.
blazer
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Spur that is totally uncalled for emoVomit . GO VOLS!!!! </p>
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This might be scary Danny. You and I are on common ground here for sure. I say throw them all out and start fresh. Even the "good" ones.
</p>BBass - 8/27/2009 2:31 PM I think its funny that we gripe about this forum yet Ive seen some pretty serious football threads for the last few years. Go Steelers!
WOW!! I guess there is another pro football fan in Tennessee!!</p>
Steelernation!!!</p>
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Steelers Rock BB. Always been a fan!
blazer
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Billy the Steelers may rock but the Cowboys will roll this year,now that TO is gone.
jon the fisherman
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We still say Hitler was bad.....does this mean the jews just can't let it go?
Kennedy was one of the most crooked politicians in history...dose this mean I can't let it go?
What do you think of Reagan now that he is dead???? I bet you got nothing nice to say about him huh?
Davo
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I understand that elections are a form of limiting a congressman's term, however I still feel that they should not be allowed to be in office for more than 3 terms. After that they become more and more corrupted by the system. We need to keep fresh faces in congress so that they don't have time to "understand" how Washington works. The only reason Washington works the way it does is because so many of those clowns have been up there for so long.
