SS109 wrote: Teddy Kennedy can drown the women he is sleeping with and still be re-elected.
If you drown her on the same day the first manned moon landing mission goes into lunar orbit (July 19, 1969), you can count on it not being very high on anyone's radar. Just sayin...
He wasn't re-elected on July 19th, 1969. And he kept getting elected time after time from that point onward. What other events do you think kept it off everyone's radar for almost 50 years. Lame.
I'm talking about the actual event. The fact he was re-elected term after term means the voters either preferred what he did as their Senator outweighed that or the competition wasn't that good. Where did you get the idea that it was "kept off everyone's radar for almost 50 years"?? It wasn't.
Psst... The thread is not about the now-deceased Ted Kennedy, and the incident that happened 50 years ago... And who the citizens of Massachusetts decided to vote for is none of your business. If they had wanted to vote for someone else, they would have.
So, we kind of know who's spreading the bovine-scat deflections, don't we....
Koch-backed group confirms financial ties to Cain campaign manager
A major conservative advocacy group, funded by Koch family oil interests, says it is reviewing its "financial dealings" with a Wisconsin charity headed by Herman Cain's campaign manager, raising fresh questions about the source of tens of thousands of dollars in funds that were used to pay expenses for Cain's presidential campaign.
The Center for Public Integrity reported late Thursday that Americans for Prosperity, one of the largest and most prominent of conservative political groups, has confirmed unspecified financial transactions with two closely linked Wisconsin non-profits -- Prosperity USA and Wisconsin Prosperity Network -- that were founded by Mark Block, Cain's campaign manager.
One of those groups, Prosperity USA, paid for $37,000 in expenses, including iPads, charter flights and items, for Cain's presidential campaign, according to financial documents disclosed this week by the Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel.
Non-profits are barred by law from paying for campaign expenses, and when the allegations first surfaced this week -- at the same time as the sexual harassment charges against the presidential candidate -- Cain said he would order an investigation of whether there were improper campaign violations.
Cain's campaign lawyer, Steve Bienek, declined to answer questions from NBC about the transactions between the Wisconsin charities headed by Block and the campaign, saying only that the campaign has retained an outside law firm to review them.
Conservation Voice wrote: I'm talking about the actual event. The fact he was re-elected term after term means the voters either preferred what he did as their Senator outweighed that or the competition wasn't that good. Where did you get the idea that it was "kept off everyone's radar for almost 50 years"?? It wasn't.
His re-election speaks more to the moral standards of the Democrats than anything else. They do not mind murderers if they are liberal enough to support government giveaways. (Yes, I believe that Ted Kennedy murdered Mary Jo Kopechne.)
