Nope, eventually we all walk the dusty trail to the compost of history.
He's not gravely ill anymore. Hopefully, he'll apologize to Mary Jo.
A true American hero and fighter for equality. He will be sorely missed.
He got away with murder on that one. I guess its who you are that counts....
... and he has done so many great things through his position as senator, but no one on this forum ever notices that.
He was the first one to endorse Obama, which paved the way of electing the least prepared, least qualified and least patriotic American to the highest office in the United States, in history.
For that he can NEVER be forgiven.
He was the first one to endorse Obama, which paved the way of electing the least prepared, least qualified and least patriotic American to the highest office in the United States, in history.
For that he can NEVER be forgiven.
I think that would be dust to dust, ashes to ashes and earth to earth as we get to walk that lonesome valley. Or (meaning no disrespect to anyone)it could be that the answer my friend is Blowin' in the Wind since so many people no longer are interred.:-?Nope, eventually we all walk the dusty trail to the compost of history.
I notice that. I just don't think those things negate his actions or his unwillingness to accept responsibility for his acts. Are you going to talk nicely about OJ when he dies just because of how good he was on a football field? Chappaquiddick says volumes about the mans integrity (or lack thereof). I understand how you wish to minimize this because you agreed with him politically but many here aren't ideologues and can see him for what he was.
Comparing him to OJ, is insane, he didn't do what he did deliberately, he didn't
plan to knife two people to death. comon on now, that is stupid to compare
the two, and mean.