Should the public believe that he was actually effective versus complacent and enjoyed luxury and privilege instead after 47 years?

The real question is, did he use and hide in the Senate as he got away with 1969 Chappaquiddick murder because of family name and monies compared to the average Joe on the street who would rot in jail for the same crime?

With Obama’s support, did Ted Kennedy faked his own death to distract the world from his specific role behind the scenes in the orchestrated murders and theft of targeted opponent and wealth accumulated for 7 generations and to celebrate (with new disguise and identity) with fellow culprits at upcoming G20 Financial Summit Meeting scheduled on September 25 in Pittsburgh, PA naturally attended by Obama?

Under close and independent scrutiny, it is people like Ted Kennedy that confirms our country can’t afford not to have “Term Limits” ASAP!!!

Thank you for your kind comments about the toon.

(Note: My professional name is different than my cartoonist name–separate personas for sure!)

Sad when you don’t trust your own government.

Remember when Bush had low poll numbers, lost the Congress in 2006, while being savaged by the anti-war left over the unpopular Iraq War, he still had the power to push through the ‘Surge.’ That’s the power of the Presidency. And regardless of who is in the office–Bush, Obama or Mother Theresa–the President’s feet must be kept to the fire.

So no, I don’t feel sorry for Obama because he’s getting a little heat. Its that heat that keeps us all out of ‘camp.’

It’s a good feeling to trust people, and since first reading this I’ve been taking a tally of all those who’ve earned my trust. It’s happily a longer list than I would’ve imagined! However when it comes to the politics, trust is as rare as a wrinkle on a baby’s behind.

During these past few days of information overload about Sen. Kennedy, I’ve belatedly become aware of the gory details of Chappaquiddick (as a young girl in 1969 I was unconscious of this event) and other sordid aspects of his personal life. I have to say I’m absolutely shocked. And last night, hearing Sen. McCain go on and on about him so glowingly, I’m beginning to understand why Republicans stayed home last November. There’s no denying Kennedy was a formidable legislator, but knowing what I now know, I have a very sick feeling about him. And not only him — I feel sick about the people who make light of his personal shortcomings. None of us is perfect — like Nicholas Cage says in Moonstruck, “snowflakes are perfect. The stars are perfect. Not us.”

For not only Democrats — but also Republicans, most of the voters of MA, and most of the MSM — to brush aside the appalling personal behavior of Sen. Kennedy has made me once again feel a gut-wrenching disillusionment about our political process. I don’t expect politicians to be of the highest moral character — I’m too old for that. But I guess I’ve nevertheless harbored a maturer version of idealism and trust that is shattering piece by piece, just as your cartoon depicts.

If anyone wants to avoid boosting its number of hits but still wants to know about this new “holiday” (and an opposing POV), try this site instead (it was the first one that popped up when I did a search last night):

http://www.examiner.com/x-3678-Baltimore-Conservative-Examiner~y2009m8d27-Obama-911-will-now-be-known-as-National-Day-of-Service

Newt Gingrich: President Obama should fire Attorney General Eric Holder

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columns/President-Obama-should-fire-Attorney-General-Eric-Holder-8162995-55452607.html

Are Pelosi’s lies impeachable?

http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/08/are_pelosis_lies_impeachable.html

Imagine that. hmmmmmm

Libtalker Malloy accuses the right of killing RFK, JFK

And you know what the term lynchpin means. So with the death of Ted Kennedy last night, liberalism in this country has lost its champion; the person who, in the modern era, personified liberalism to a greater degree than anyone in Congress; I think that his death heralds the beginning of a very, very very dark period in this country.

I remember feeling that way in 1963 and in 1968-when his two brothers were murdered by the right wing in this country.

Oh my ……

Since the day after JFK was shot and Lee Harvey Oswald, an admitted “Marxist,” was implicated in the assassination, the left in America has desperately tried to disown him. They have concocted the wildest conspiracy theories involving LBJ, the CIA, defense contractors – anyone and anything except Lee Oswald – a pathetic creature who understood Marxism about as well as your average chipmunk. I personally believe Oswald acted alone but all of the realistic conspiracy theories involve Castro and/or the mob – hardly right wing fanatics.

And what of Sirhan Sirhan, the Palestinian who murdered RFK? Some right winger, huh? Radio Equalizer’s Brian Maloney:

Hey Mike, if Sirhan Sirhan was a right-winger, then why did left wing radical / Obama confidant Bill Ayers dedicate his book to RFK’s assassin?

The death of Ted Kennedy will no doubt bring other smears from the left, eventually leading to some idiot liberal accusing the right of killing Teddy.

Don’t worry, they’ll find some way to pin it on conservatives. They always do.

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2009/08/libtalker_malloy_accuses_the_r.html

LA Rep: ObamaCare Opponents Want to Destroy ‘First President Who Looks Like Me’
then Praises Cuban Revolution & Castro’s Health Care
System

http://www.breitbart.tv/la-rep-obamacare-opponents-want-to-destroy-first-president-who-looks-like-me/

http://www.breitbart.tv/la-congresswoman-praises-cuban-revolution-castros-health-care-system/

This is why they want control of the 2010 census where they can register illegal aliens and skewer the elections.