He was close to Bobby, but that speech was Bobbys words from Bobbys day of afirmation speech and his mindless menance of violence speech. Bobby was a fantastic wordsmith, may he rest in peace.
@@CheeseCrumbs00 It wasn't taken verbatim from Bobby's speech. It's kind of a condensed version of the second half of the Day of Affirmation Address. While I agree Bobby was a fantastic wordsmith, I find Teddy's version here to be much more powerful than the original address.
@@janithadharmabandu9663 It is a well crafted mix of the two, and I agree that Ted did a great job of editing it seamlessly and orating it so well. My only point was in the power of Bobby's words.
Although this was most definitely his finest speech in all of his public years, it is worthy to note that about the last 40 or so minutes of the entire speech was without a teleprompter. A former professor of mine was an advisor to the senator 1989-1992. He said when the teleprompter did come back on after being broken it was so far back that there was no use to looking at it. Therefore, let us see here the beauty of his oration without any script before him. Sure he misquoted a few lines from Tennyson, but such poetic optimism is a rallying cry no matter what is your political view. Those are the speeches that should ask how much are you doing for this country
@Lori Lebovich My views have definitely changed in the last 7 years and it is indeed unfortunate, but I was in college then and quite naive. Thanks to youtube, we can see our changing views of lack of changes through the years. One of the few good contributions the Kennedy's did for society was expose secret societies, like all those at Yale & Harvard and the horrors of Free Masonry. I was not pro-life in those days and am quite saddened by allowing myself to support a political figure who believed that abortion was a form of healthcare.
That was as close to a JFK performance as anyone had seen since Dallas -- much, much closer than Bobby ever got, but Bobby never really got a chance to hone his oratorical skills in the way Teddy did
Womanizing Ted blew it with Chappaquiddick. He should've had the courage to serve time like a normal person would've in that predicament. Instead, he showed himself to be an elitist who abused the system
Jack,Bobby,and Ted what a combination!!!!! A once in a lifetime! The dream lives on. And on to those in the hate group I say this. "Do not drink too much wine fair maidens for it will turn into myerrh!"
PS:To the Kennedy Clan! To you and and and all our veterans past and present; THANK YOU! for my freedom! with profound gratitude! I'm a freeman! You deserve Not only the CMH but the GMH: Grand Medal of Humanity! Again thank you!.... By now you know; before I leave this earth; that I love all. You are family!
@@gabrielmcollazo6675 @@gabrielmcollazo6675 Of course your words never were heard by the Kennedys but were meant for the wind to take to the TH-cam crowd only. And you are nothing more than a Kennedy kisser. Probably one of those who kept voting for Teddy Cahappaquiddick til the day his miserable useless yet priviledged life expired.
Of course your words never were heard by the Kennedys but were meant for the wind to take to the TH-cam crowd only. And you are nothing more than a pathetic Kennedy fanatic. Probably one of those who kept voting for Teddy Cahappaquiddick til the day his miserable useless yet priviledged life expired.
Bill S., Absolutely.Pendulum Panda, your point is very valid but I can’t see where Ted Kennedy would have done any worse than Michael Dukakis did in 1988. I still think that Ted Kennedy would have lost, and Chappaquiddick would have been the dominant campaign commercial from the Republicans. But I really think that the speech there in 1980 was when Ted Kennedy realized he needed to settle down in the Senate, he would remain very powerful, but he would never be elected president.
@@SW2799 By 1980, it was clear that the big "C" was a millstone around his neck forever. OTOH, his senate seat was bought and paid for for life, so he settled for that. It's especially ironic that Richard Nixon and Ted Kennedy both forfeited the presidency, and for the same reason: making one stupid mistake, and then lying about it.
The epic stalwart commitment for an enduring servitude to the most afflicted souls witbin the innermost realm of democracy's inherent legislative and moral capacity are forever bequeathed by our "Lion of the Senate," Teddy Moore Kennedy,in spite of the fact that Exscutive stature did not imminently await. May The Almighty bless his soul eternally!
What a fantastic delivery on a speech he may not have wrote it but he made it his own ...all other speeches around that time have long gone and forgotten but not this one ...brilliant
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I wish that this clip has simply aired the speech in its entirety. Instead, we heard a bunch of gray haire "eminences" pronounce, in a pasty and weather-beaten fashion, what they thought the speech meant. I am a bright guy; I don't need the reigning elite of the Dem party to tell me what to believe -- after all, that reigning elie gave us neoliberalism which is a refutation of Kennedy. In 1980, I distributed tens of thousands of leaflets for Kennedy in NYC. The NY primary was Ted's first win in 1980. We had to give Ted a big victory. After all, NY was Bobby's state. Yes, Ted, the dream shall never die -- and the tears never cease to flow.
1976 was Ted Kennedy's year to run for President. By 1980, the political climate in this country had changed. It was Ronald Reagan's time. Had Senator Kennedy ran in 1976, Chappaquiddick would have been brought back to life by the opposition. That may have given President Ford a second term. With Chappaquiddick brought back into the public eye, the Kennedy legacy would have been on the line, and Ted's seat in the Senate may have been on the line, as well. There was that possibility. So, instead of another Kennedy, we had Kennedy impersonators, in the form of Jimmy Carter, and Bill Clinton. That's all they were. We got lucky with Clinton, he kinda knew what he was doing.
Bill Clinton destroyed the Democratic Party. Once Wall Street and the big corporations stopped pretending to care about politics and eagerly and publicly supported whichever party was in power, the middle-class people in the Midwest who had been left behind by NAFTA and all of the other garbage legislation Clinton passed (legislation that made him and his fellow fatcats richer) didn't trust the Democrats anymore, and why should they? Much of Clinton's economic policies led directly to the Great Recession. Clinton was a master politician, but his 2 victories came at a massive cost for the country. It's been 20 years since Clinton has been in office, but his negative effect on the Democratic Party lives on.
@@shahrulamar5358 I think Gore actually won that election, but I think you're missing the larger point: Bill Clinton was a disaster for the Democratic Party. He was good in the short term politically, but in order to win the fights he won, he had to get in bed with the big money people who would doom the Democrats to irrelevance until Obama came along. The Democrats should have been trouncing the Republicans in most House races all over the Midwest since the 1980s, but many people got fed up with being ignored and having their votes taken for granted.
Hopefully those words will continue to be the mantra of not only the Democratic Party. But also for ALL Americans and maybe their political leaders will reflect on its underlying meanings , maybe even follow the words of his brother “ ask not what your country can do for you, ask what YOU can do for your country “. Maybe President Biden can resurrect it to fight DTrump and any other Republican candidate.
Most revealing? 😄 It was most concealing! He rarely looked at the camera, just read what Sorenson or whoever wrote to minimize irreparable damage. Not reporting the accident for 9 hours or longer, claiming to be distraught [a particular dropping of his eyeballs there], getting the other 5 women away very quickly with threatening orders never to talk about that night, no autopsy of the victim ... the Kennedy machine still worked even w/o old Joe able to crank it any more-- for if he had been, few people would have ever heard of the incident. So how many other such were there that the public in fact did not hear about?
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And that's where you'd be wrong. Ted Kennedy did care about regular people and if you ask the residents of Massachusetts, they would tell you that. In fact, me, a simple regular girl, was able to walk again because of Ted Kennedy. So really, I don't need anyone to tell what kind of a person Ted Kennedy is. I know it, and I've seen it.
What was the "unprecedented calamity" of which Reagan spoke? I was alive & followed politics closely & I don't know, the Iranian hostages? Stagflation? Reagan's team made sure the hostages would not be released until after the election. The stagflation we experienced was a temporary phenomenon.
Was he dreaming about Mary Jo? He escaped prosecution for negligence for her death because he is a Democrat and a Kennedy. He left her to die at Chappaquiddick, concerned only about this political career. He then continually lied about his actions that night for the rest of his life.
He was a looser end of. All talk and no action, loved to attack - Clarence Thomas was his whole downfall. The Lion of Senate and Walter Mondale - what a joke.
Stop your BS, what have you done for this country can compare to the Kennedy Brothers? Nothing, I’m pretty sure of that. These men are my heroes, And I’m a Veteran.
The best president America never had. Though a good orator, he wasn’t as good as his brothers and Ronald Reagan, he also wasn’t as charismatic as those men but great nonetheless. He should’ve been the politician from Massachusetts that the Democrats nominated in ‘88 instead of that Mike fellow, had he ran in 1988, he would most definitely have become the President. God bless his soul
Not just kiwi or bananas .. Always a fruit salad Cornucopia. All lower case, no caps. Next step...cursive. Then, words. Then, sentences. Then... Newly revised "Book of Love". Now we are all witnesses. Don't purger yourself. Just take what you don't need
I'm not a fan of speeches. People get credit for things they often don't write themselves. I'm more interested in interviews. And he bombed the one that mattered.
@@robertortiz-wilson1588He was also against capital punishment and for social justice and civil rights which are fully in line with the Catholic Church. Kennedy’s position on abortion was always that it should be a private decision and not something forced on the individual. That’s what’s called personal freedom.
@@thomasleary6287 he discarded the liberty of the second individual in the equation. Social justice, resulting in race quotas, affirmative action, forced busing, excusing self-destructive riots, etc. is not beneficial or “moral.” We all should know he was really Catholic in a vague cultural in-group sort of way, primarily. He was the one that cheated on his wife despite the fact hecwas supposed to consider marriage sacred. The guy was also an egomaniac. Hopefully he repented.
See what hate gets you? Had you not then maybe your boy Mondale could have won. Just as long as the rest of we Americans made sure Teddy Chappaquiddick never became president is all that matters. And when it comes to speeches there is none better than my man Ronald Reagan-- the greatest president of all time after George Washington.
You're ludicrous. Annihilating stagflation, igniting an economic revival that would have an overall strength into the late 90s, bringing back genuine opionism to the American people to believe in themselves and in the country, and relentlessly rhetorically, economically, militarily, and diplomatically rolling back communism worldwide, laying the groundwork for the Soviet Union losing its grip on the Eastern Block, and later the collapse of the Soviet Union itself. Reagan. Was. Incredible.
No we don't miss that privileged pig of a two-tier justice system. He was a drunk responsible for the death of Mary Jo Kapeckne. Had you or I been the DWI driver of that car that went over the bridge then ran away without calling the authorities about a girl trapped inside we'd be jailed for years and pay restitution. But not a Kennedy. Then those clown voters in Massachusetts kept voting him back in as senator til the day he died. I used to have disdain for Teddy Chappaquiddick. But my battles with him are over. It's now the people of Massachusetts I have that disdain for. They vote like Kennedy butt-lickers every time no matter what.
@@instapizzabmx4206 Speaking of butts... imagine Massachusetts always licking the butt of a Kennedy not matter what. That's you only for real. Also imagine replying to a comment from three months ago. Talk about butt hurt. I did you good.
Why did Reagan win the greatest electoral victory in 1984 by winning every state except for Minnesota (Including the Kennedy’s Massachusetts)if he was so “horrible”?
Annihilating stagflation, igniting an economic revival that would have an overall strength into the late 90s, bringing back genuine opionism to the American people to believe in themselves and in the country, and relentlessly rhetorically, economically, militarily, and diplomatically rolling back communism worldwide, laying the groundwork for the Soviet Union losing its grip on the Eastern Block, and later the collapse of the Soviet Union itself. Reagan. Was. Incredible.
I don't think Kennedy could have won in 1976 (Chappaquiddick was too fresh), 1980 (the mood of the country swung rightward), or 1988. I do think he could have won, and easily, in 1992. I think he would have beaten Clinton in the primary.
Reagan didn't have to. There were plenty of lesser politicians and media types who would have been glad to do it. Reagan could have kept his distance and remained aloof and presidential. They would have done it every day of Ted's campaign; and--if had won--every day of his presidency. Except in Massachusetts, of course. Chappaquiddick was an albatross around his neck for the rest of his life, whether anyone mentioned it or not.
His "has no right to quote Franklin Delano Roosevelt" line was delivered in vintage JFK 1960 fashion
The Bush’s hated the Kennedy’s and Roosevelt’s
It’s amazing to me that all the Kennedy brothers can deliver a speech of any kind. It’s a gift!
Ted Kennedy couldn’t, his brothers could. Ted Kennedy was a coward that wasn’t nearly as talented as his brothers.
@@Jackholiday1025Ted Kennedy could speak better than all of his brothers
@@Dawood.Pervez fumbled so hard when asked why he should be president.
I think it's because they came from the last generation of students who took rhetoric in college.
This was not his greatest speech. His greatest speech was his eulogy at Bobby's funeral.
@jimhowaniec, I agree. That was a beautiful, moving eulogy.
He was close to Bobby
He was close to Bobby, but that speech was Bobbys words from Bobbys day of afirmation speech and his mindless menance of violence speech. Bobby was a fantastic wordsmith, may he rest in peace.
@@CheeseCrumbs00 It wasn't taken verbatim from Bobby's speech. It's kind of a condensed version of the second half of the Day of Affirmation Address. While I agree Bobby was a fantastic wordsmith, I find Teddy's version here to be much more powerful than the original address.
@@janithadharmabandu9663 It is a well crafted mix of the two, and I agree that Ted did a great job of editing it seamlessly and orating it so well. My only point was in the power of Bobby's words.
The tragedy that man experienced firsthand is unreal. But he kept his head up and fought through it. Truly a Profile in Courage..
Get out of here.
@@kentduryea1741 Sure thing l-o-s-e-r..
@@markmiller3308 Wrong! We are all WINNERS now that his Chappaquiddick butt has been sent to hell.
Are you kidding? He's truly a profile of a genuinely entitled spoiled brat.
Coward who put himself over the life of another human being.
Although this was most definitely his finest speech in all of his public years, it is worthy to note that about the last 40 or so minutes of the entire speech was without a teleprompter. A former professor of mine was an advisor to the senator 1989-1992. He said when the teleprompter did come back on after being broken it was so far back that there was no use to looking at it. Therefore, let us see here the beauty of his oration without any script before him. Sure he misquoted a few lines from Tennyson, but such poetic optimism is a rallying cry no matter what is your political view. Those are the speeches that should ask how much are you doing for this country
Don't you think the legacy of Chappaquiddick got in the way of his message..
Edgar Morgan why???.
So? He killed a woman at the Vine…he was an amoral, lawless, corrupt, privileged liberal.
He was clearly looking at something in his ending flourish, are you sure he wasn't using a teleprompter?
@Lori Lebovich My views have definitely changed in the last 7 years and it is indeed unfortunate, but I was in college then and quite naive. Thanks to youtube, we can see our changing views of lack of changes through the years. One of the few good contributions the Kennedy's did for society was expose secret societies, like all those at Yale & Harvard and the horrors of Free Masonry. I was not pro-life in those days and am quite saddened by allowing myself to support a political figure who believed that abortion was a form of healthcare.
He upstaged Carter with a rousing speech...what a way to end a campaign.
That was as close to a JFK performance as anyone had seen since Dallas -- much, much closer than Bobby ever got, but Bobby never really got a chance to hone his oratorical skills in the way Teddy did
Womanizing Ted blew it with Chappaquiddick. He should've had the courage to serve time like a normal person would've in that predicament. Instead, he showed himself to be an elitist who abused the system
Like his 3 brothers before him. ....He WAS a brilliant and good man....and helped so many
Any party can often say to never lie, however in truth, they very, very often get away with a lie.
Closest he came to greatness
Beautiful stuff
Jack,Bobby,and Ted what a combination!!!!! A once in a lifetime! The dream lives on. And on to those in the hate group I say this. "Do not drink too much wine fair maidens for it will turn into myerrh!"
PS:To the Kennedy Clan! To you and and and all our veterans past and present; THANK YOU! for my freedom! with profound gratitude! I'm a freeman! You deserve Not only the CMH but the GMH: Grand Medal of Humanity! Again thank you!.... By now you know; before I leave this earth; that I love all. You are family!
@@gabrielmcollazo6675 @@gabrielmcollazo6675 Of course your words never were heard by the Kennedys but were meant for the wind to take to the TH-cam crowd only. And you are nothing more than a Kennedy kisser. Probably one of those who kept voting for Teddy Cahappaquiddick til the day his miserable useless yet priviledged life expired.
Of course your words never were heard by the Kennedys but were meant for the wind to take to the TH-cam crowd only. And you are nothing more than a pathetic Kennedy fanatic. Probably one of those who kept voting for Teddy Cahappaquiddick til the day his miserable useless yet priviledged life expired.
Turn into wha?!?!
He should've tried in 1988
The political landscape still leaned to the right in 1988.
Bill S., Absolutely.Pendulum Panda, your point is very valid but I can’t see where Ted Kennedy would have done any worse than Michael Dukakis did in 1988. I still think that Ted Kennedy would have lost, and Chappaquiddick would have been the dominant campaign commercial from the Republicans. But I really think that the speech there in 1980 was when Ted Kennedy realized he needed to settle down in the Senate, he would remain very powerful, but he would never be elected president.
@@SW2799 By 1980, it was clear that the big "C" was a millstone around his neck forever. OTOH, his senate seat was bought and paid for for life, so he settled for that.
It's especially ironic that Richard Nixon and Ted Kennedy both forfeited the presidency, and for the same reason: making one stupid mistake, and then lying about it.
It's interesting that the guy who could have given Bush the hardest time didn't even try it.
The epic stalwart commitment for an enduring servitude to the most afflicted souls witbin the innermost realm of democracy's inherent legislative and moral capacity are forever bequeathed by our "Lion of the Senate,"
Teddy Moore Kennedy,in spite of the fact that Exscutive stature did not imminently await.
May The Almighty bless his soul eternally!
He was a womanizing alcoholic murdering scumbag!
Someone pls tell me what this music is that introduces this video. Thx.
So, there is no one in the public eye you have never admired? There is a difference between admiration and awe.
Ask Mary Jo Kopechne
2:39 that was definitely a super villain laugh
What a fantastic delivery on a speech he may not have wrote it but he made it his own ...all other speeches around that time have long gone and forgotten but not this one ...brilliant
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You mean the lying speech he gave about the death of Mary Jo.
I wish that this clip has simply aired the speech in its entirety. Instead, we heard a bunch of gray haire "eminences" pronounce, in a pasty and weather-beaten fashion, what they thought the speech meant. I am a bright guy; I don't need the reigning elite of the Dem party to tell me what to believe -- after all, that reigning elie gave us neoliberalism which is a refutation of Kennedy.
In 1980, I distributed tens of thousands of leaflets for Kennedy in NYC. The NY primary was Ted's first win in 1980. We had to give Ted a big victory. After all, NY was Bobby's state.
Yes, Ted, the dream shall never die -- and the tears never cease to flow.
1976 was Ted Kennedy's year to run for President. By 1980, the political climate in this country had changed. It was Ronald Reagan's time. Had Senator Kennedy ran in 1976, Chappaquiddick would have been brought back to life by the opposition. That may have given President Ford a second term. With Chappaquiddick brought back into the public eye, the Kennedy legacy would have been on the line, and Ted's seat in the Senate may have been on the line, as well. There was that possibility. So, instead of another Kennedy, we had Kennedy impersonators, in the form of Jimmy Carter, and Bill Clinton. That's all they were. We got lucky with Clinton, he kinda knew what he was doing.
Monica loves Bill !
Bill Clinton destroyed the Democratic Party. Once Wall Street and the big corporations stopped pretending to care about politics and eagerly and publicly supported whichever party was in power, the middle-class people in the Midwest who had been left behind by NAFTA and all of the other garbage legislation Clinton passed (legislation that made him and his fellow fatcats richer) didn't trust the Democrats anymore, and why should they? Much of Clinton's economic policies led directly to the Great Recession. Clinton was a master politician, but his 2 victories came at a massive cost for the country. It's been 20 years since Clinton has been in office, but his negative effect on the Democratic Party lives on.
@@John-tr5hn But his vice president lost by small margin against George W. Bush in 2000 election. 🤔🤔🤔
@@shahrulamar5358 I think Gore actually won that election, but I think you're missing the larger point: Bill Clinton was a disaster for the Democratic Party. He was good in the short term politically, but in order to win the fights he won, he had to get in bed with the big money people who would doom the Democrats to irrelevance until Obama came along. The Democrats should have been trouncing the Republicans in most House races all over the Midwest since the 1980s, but many people got fed up with being ignored and having their votes taken for granted.
@@John-tr5hn even with the recount gore lost
Jack, Bobby and Ted were the most fabulous orators.
Joe Jr. , Jack and Bobby were truly great men. Ted was not worthy to shine their shoes.
@@ba0700 true.
Elite talk.
Mary Jo Kopechne - she is not able to watch this video.
Hopefully those words will continue to be the mantra of not only the Democratic Party. But also for ALL Americans and maybe their political leaders will reflect on its underlying meanings , maybe even follow the words of his brother “ ask not what your country can do for you, ask what YOU can do for your country “. Maybe President Biden can resurrect it to fight DTrump and any other Republican candidate.
Well, Biden does have a history of plagiarism, so I guess it's possible.
A great speech, but Carter never forgave Ted for not staying on stage with him.
I thought his Chappaquiddick speech was much better and most revealing 😂
Most revealing? 😄 It was most concealing! He rarely looked at the camera, just read what Sorenson or whoever wrote to minimize irreparable damage. Not reporting the accident for 9 hours or longer, claiming to be distraught [a particular dropping of his eyeballs there], getting the other 5 women away very quickly with threatening orders never to talk about that night, no autopsy of the victim ... the Kennedy machine still worked even w/o old Joe able to crank it any more-- for if he had been, few people would have ever heard of the incident. So how many other such were there that the public in fact did not hear about?
Towards democracy
Exactly. We're on the same page.
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And that's where you'd be wrong. Ted Kennedy did care about regular people and if you ask the residents of Massachusetts, they would tell you that.
In fact, me, a simple regular girl, was able to walk again because of Ted Kennedy.
So really, I don't need anyone to tell what kind of a person Ted Kennedy is. I know it, and I've seen it.
I wasn't aware that Ted Kennedy was a doctor. It's great that he treated you so you could walk again.
@@jscottuptonthe greatest doctor ever
What was the "unprecedented calamity" of which Reagan spoke? I was alive & followed politics closely & I don't know, the Iranian hostages? Stagflation? Reagan's team made sure the hostages would not be released until after the election. The stagflation we experienced was a temporary phenomenon.
Dude was selfish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Was he dreaming about Mary Jo? He escaped prosecution for negligence for her death because he is a Democrat and a Kennedy. He left her to die at Chappaquiddick, concerned only about this political career. He then continually lied about his actions that night for the rest of his life.
Did he practice his speech on MJK before they jumped the bridge.
How'd that work out?
Such a disgusting man - driving drunk off a bridge and leaving someone to die.
Those Kennedy got some great hair
Almost loox like wild bill
His speech destroyed Jimmy Carter, and gave Reagan momentum to win the White House
Its too bad that Ted Kennedy didnt have that kind of fire with his Roger Mudd interview as to why he wanteed to be president
no one to write his responses for the mudd interview
I remember seeing him in person in 1983. He looked more like a wax figure than a human being.
And Trump doesn’t ?
He was a looser end of. All talk and no action, loved to attack - Clarence Thomas was his whole downfall. The Lion of Senate and Walter Mondale - what a joke.
Well he could certainly string together a coherent sentence which is more than can be said for you.
Clarence Thomas is the worst joke ever played on our country.
@@pgutermann No, tht was Gerald Ford.
@X I'm sure it can seem that way when you're used to Judicial Activism rather than Constitutionalism, . . . bigot.
President edward kennedy what would have been great man great president that should have been
Part B
Let's hope we don't have to see anyone from that lineage from hell reach power ever again.
Stop your BS, what have you done for this country can compare to the Kennedy Brothers? Nothing, I’m pretty sure of that. These men are my heroes, And I’m a Veteran.
Dying........just dying to know how Ted Kennedy got a disabled person to walk again. Please share
Betsy Bloomingdale
BEAUTY was the Gift The Kennedy's had! FOR SURE!!!😁 ( unless the CROSS they all had to suffer... Pffff...)
深見健一さん
まなは、きちんとした段階ですか?
伊東智美MI6とCIA
i rem ember back in california at that time , we had bumper stickers that read " teddy should learn to swim before running . "
Ted 'Irish Whisky' Kennedy
The best president America never had. Though a good orator, he wasn’t as good as his brothers and Ronald Reagan, he also wasn’t as charismatic as those men but great nonetheless. He should’ve been the politician from Massachusetts that the Democrats nominated in ‘88 instead of that Mike fellow, had he ran in 1988, he would most definitely have become the President. God bless his soul
The Kennedy hype was always better than the actuality.
You can say the same thing about Bobby Kennedy
Aaron Burr
Not just kiwi or bananas ..
Always a fruit salad
Cornucopia.
All lower case, no caps.
Next step...cursive.
Then, words. Then, sentences. Then...
Newly revised "Book of Love".
Now we are all witnesses.
Don't purger yourself. Just take what you don't need
Still swimming.
I'm not a fan of speeches. People get credit for things they often don't write themselves. I'm more interested in interviews. And he bombed the one that mattered.
Mary Jo Kopechne...
Its very noble for the really rich to ask for more for ordinary poor folk but in reality communism fails
The Kennedys were pretty hard core anti-Communist. Catholicism and Communism- oil and water.
The Kennedys were at best what Marx called bourgeois socialists - rich people who want to buy off the poor to prevent revolution.
@Joseph Fitzsimmons So Catholic he was in favor of pushing abortion...
@@robertortiz-wilson1588He was also against capital punishment and for social justice and civil rights which are fully in line with the Catholic Church. Kennedy’s position on abortion was always that it should be a private decision and not something forced on the individual. That’s what’s called personal freedom.
@@thomasleary6287 he discarded the liberty of the second individual in the equation. Social justice, resulting in race quotas, affirmative action, forced busing, excusing self-destructive riots, etc. is not beneficial or “moral.” We all should know he was really Catholic in a vague cultural in-group sort of way, primarily. He was the one that cheated on his wife despite the fact hecwas supposed to consider marriage sacred. The guy was also an egomaniac. Hopefully he repented.
I hated Reagan. I was so happy to vote for Mondale in 1984 when I was 19 years old.
See what hate gets you? Had you not then maybe your boy Mondale could have won. Just as long as the rest of we Americans made sure Teddy Chappaquiddick never became president is all that matters. And when it comes to speeches there is none better than my man Ronald Reagan-- the greatest president of all time after George Washington.
@@kentduryea1741 Lay off the drugs!
You're ludicrous.
Annihilating stagflation, igniting an economic revival that would have an overall strength into the late 90s, bringing back genuine opionism to the American people to believe in themselves and in the country, and relentlessly rhetorically, economically, militarily, and diplomatically rolling back communism worldwide, laying the groundwork for the Soviet Union losing its grip on the Eastern Block, and later the collapse of the Soviet Union itself.
Reagan. Was. Incredible.
That’s how smart u r
Teddy we miss you.
No we don't miss that privileged pig of a two-tier justice system. He was a drunk responsible for the death of Mary Jo Kapeckne. Had you or I been the DWI driver of that car that went over the bridge then ran away without calling the authorities about a girl trapped inside we'd be jailed for years and pay restitution. But not a Kennedy. Then those clown voters in Massachusetts kept voting him back in as senator til the day he died. I used to have disdain for Teddy Chappaquiddick. But my battles with him are over. It's now the people of Massachusetts I have that disdain for. They vote like Kennedy butt-lickers every time no matter what.
@@kentduryea1741 imagine being butt hurt over an accident that happened basically 50 years ago
@@instapizzabmx4206 Speaking of butts... imagine Massachusetts always licking the butt of a Kennedy not matter what. That's you only for real.
Also imagine replying to a comment from three months ago. Talk about butt hurt. I did you good.
NOt as good as the Roger Mudd interview! Lol.
Ya. Classic Ted… wanting to give money away to people who don’t want to work!
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That was a comparison. Your comment below said it all.
Like you really care all that much about Mary Jo Kopechne.
Estate planning
I wanted him to run so badly back then
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Micheal Reagan
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He enabled his own party to cover up the murder of his own brother by their own party X2.
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We're still feeling the horrible effects of 8 years of Reagan.
Horrible effects? Lol. He basicaly reversed the damages done by the Carter administration.
Like the biggest and longest lasting economic growth since 1960
Why did Reagan win the greatest electoral victory in 1984 by winning every state except for Minnesota (Including the Kennedy’s Massachusetts)if he was so “horrible”?
Annihilating stagflation, igniting an economic revival that would have an overall strength into the late 90s, bringing back genuine opionism to the American people to believe in themselves and in the country, and relentlessly rhetorically, economically, militarily, and diplomatically rolling back communism worldwide, laying the groundwork for the Soviet Union losing its grip on the Eastern Block, and later the collapse of the Soviet Union itself.
Reagan. Was. Incredible.
@@DarkScorpionPete98not really
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A Democratic Victory in 1980???? Not even Close and Definitely NO Cigar
Reagan was a crock a lousy governor
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I was a NYS Delegate to this convention..Many mistakes were made and sadly Carter lost in 1980..
"sadly" Lol, cope.
betaartemis, how'd you walk again because of mr. ted?
I don't think Kennedy could have won in 1976 (Chappaquiddick was too fresh), 1980 (the mood of the country swung rightward), or 1988. I do think he could have won, and easily, in 1992. I think he would have beaten Clinton in the primary.
He never wrote any speech, he was but a shadow of his two older brothers
Ever heard of Ted Sorenson?
@@joeyfitz9 It rang a bell 🔔, I looked him up. That's the guy who wrote the speech 💬
11 package stores in Hyannis have since closed since Teddy's demise.
I wonder if President Reagan would've brought up Chappaquiddick, had Ted got the nomination?
Reagan didn't have to. There were plenty of lesser politicians and media types who would have been glad to do it. Reagan could have kept his distance and remained aloof and presidential. They would have done it every day of Ted's campaign; and--if had won--every day of his presidency. Except in Massachusetts, of course.
Chappaquiddick was an albatross around his neck for the rest of his life, whether anyone mentioned it or not.
just like you care about Laura Bush's boyfriend, huh?
It's the truth. They both took a life and were both sorry for it.
Didn't uncle Ted play in the movie 'A Bridge Too Far ?'
A self-serving Kennedy.......... What a shock, NOT !!!!