Still the One - Ted K of MA

Universal Health care is touted as the next thing Democrats want to inflict on the USA - who knows what it will look like when they get finished crafting all the bills or amendments to the constitution or whatever it's going to take to get it done. Looking at the Democrats tonight at their convention and listening to Teddy Kennedy talk about his life long dream of a government controlled health care bureaucracy I thought to myself - "How can Ted be for this crazy plan while suffering with a (probably terminal) brain tumor?" His vow to stay alive until January to see Barack sworn in as President and watch his dream of Socialized medicine become a reality was like telling the audience "I'm going to reap the benefits of the greatest health care system on earth that I might stay alive long enough to destroy that same system next January" (cue cheers and tears) "thank you my gullible comrades and may the government bestow its manifold blessings upon you now and forever. The dream will never die!"

Oprah calls Obama The One, but it's not really true - Ted Kennedy is the one, glaring faults, besotted ramblings through DC, manslaughter, loss after loss of family and loved ones, divorce, rape trials, honor code violations, airplane crashes, legislation that changed the country, sailing, hundreds (maybe thousands) of women, Ass kicker of one Jimmy "Peanut" Carter in 1980 - the Liberal Lion.

Teddy is a real player and Obama would be an asterisk in history books if the swimmer had not come out and endorsed him after the South Carolina primary. Why did he do it? Because he hates Bill Clampett and doesn't want him anywhere near the White House ever again and for that I will ring the bell slowly and with as much dignity as is possible tonight.

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