Edward Kennedy

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Will African Americans Return?

Eric Schmeltzer | Posted April 29, 2008 | Politics


Eric Schmeltzer

It started with a phone call.

In the 1960 campaign, when Martin Luther King was jailed for protesting segregation, Jack Kennedy picked up the phone and reached out to Coretta Scott King.

Martin Luther King, Sr., a lifelong Republican (as many African Americans were at the time) was so...

Hillary's Honorable Future: A History Lesson

Michael Goldfarb | Posted March 27, 2008 | Politics


Michael Goldfarb

As a journalist I have always practiced a form of history from below. My career coincided with the collapse of the Soviet Union and the continuing break-up of the old World Order (the New World Order is still not in place). I preferred to report from the street rather...

Closing the Torture Loophole: Bringing America Back from the Brink

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy | Posted February 13, 2008 | Politics


Sen. Edward M. Kennedy

After months of Republican obstruction, the Senate will finally vote this afternoon on a provision that would end CIA torture once and for all. It is long past time that we apply the Army Field Manual's standards to all interrogations, leaving the Bush administration no doubt that torture is always...

Bill Clinton: Fix Bush Education Law

AP   |   February 1, 2008


TEMPE, Ariz. — Former President Clinton said that if his wife is elected president she would radically change the "No Child Left Behind Act," which he described as an education disaster initially supported not only by President Bush, but liberal...

Kennedy Endorses Obama _ 'Change in Air'

AP   |  DAVID ESPO   |   January 28, 2008


WASHINGTON — Summoning memories of his brother the slain president, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy led two generations of the First Family of Democratic politics Monday in endorsing Barack Obama for the White House, declaring, "I feel change is in the...

Score! Charlie Gibson Nabs Exclusive Sit-Down With Teddy And Caroline Kennedy

Huffington Post   |  Rachel Sklar   |   January 28, 2008 01:17 PM


Great get for Gibson: He's scored an exclusive sit-down with Sen. Ted Kennedy and Caroline Kennedy , set to air on "ABC World News" on Monday, January 28 and GMA on Tuesday, January 29. IF you don't know why...

Dreams Of a President Like My Father (And How One Op-Ed Might Make Them A Reality)

Huffington Post   |  Rachel Sklar   |   January 28, 2008 12:49 PM


Hillary Clinton was endorsed by the New York Times itself but this, I think, means far more. This is the endorsement -- the last living heir of JFK and his legacy saying that yes, Obama is like him, and here's why.

The Kennedy Heir

David Kuo | Posted January 28, 2008 | Politics


David Kuo

There is something deeply moving about this weekend's news that Caroline Kennedy had endorsed Sen. Obama and that Sen. Edward Kennedy would be endorsing him later today.

After all these years and all the tragedy and all the scandal, the Kennedy's have found their heir and he is an...

Senator Kennedy, No Child Left Behind, and the Dropout Crisis

Dan Brown | Posted January 14, 2008 | Politics


Dan Brown

Democrat Sen. Edward Kennedy co-sponsored the No Child Left Behind legislation, which passed in January 2002 with overwhelming bipartisan support. Almost immediately after the law was enacted, educators, families, and lawmakers across the country experienced an extreme case of buyer's remorse.

President Bush promised a world of funding for...

Governor Spitzer Renames Triborough Bridge the "Robert F. Kennedy Bridge"

Joseph A. Palermo | Posted January 9, 2008 | Politics


Joseph A. Palermo New York, NY -- During his annual State of the State address in Albany before the New York State Legislature on Wednesday, Governor Eliot Spitzer plans to announce his proposal for the Triborough Bridge to be renamed the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge.

"Robert F. Kennedy was a man...

NY Times Misses Big Slip in Steinem Op-Ed

John R. Bohrer | Posted January 8, 2008 | Politics


John R. Bohrer

Gloria Steinem has an op-ed in today's New York Times, explaining why a female version of Barack Obama would never make it in the eyes of the American public.

But Steinem, a Clinton supporter, makes a big slip that the Times failed to catch.

What worries me is that...

Note To Democrats: Courage Leads To Victory

Cliff Schecter | Posted December 18, 2007 | Politics


Cliff Schecter

Yesterday turned out to be a fantastic day. So many times we've watched as our so-called leaders have done anything but lead. We've been left in shock wondering how they can still be cowed by a a pathetic excuse for a man who has a 24% approval rating...

Happy Birthday, RFK

Joseph A. Palermo | Posted November 20, 2007 | Politics


Joseph A. Palermo

Robert F. Kennedy would have turned 82-years-old today. Had he lived these many years since 1968 he would have seen vast changes in our nation's politics and history. One can only imagine what he might think about our current state of affairs. The following is the conclusion of my new...

Feinstein Censure Killed Without a Vote

Rick Jacobs | Posted November 19, 2007 | Politics


Rick Jacobs

The California Democratic Party killed without a vote the resolution to censure Senator Feinstein Saturday night in a crowded committee room, just a stone's throw from Disneyland. The destiny of the censure resolution was clear from the outset. Because the resolution had been submitted within 10 days of the...

Fighting To Stop Torture

John Kerry | Posted November 7, 2007 | Politics


John Kerry

OK, enough double-talk and obfuscations from the Republicans. Let's get it out in the open: who believes the United States should never use torture, and who does not?

No more statements like the typical Republican response, "We won't comment on specific procedures we may or may not do." Let's...

Ted Kennedy Undergoes Surgery To Repair Blocked Artery

AP   |  GLEN JOHNSON   |   October 12, 2007 01:41 PM


Sen. Edward M. Kennedy underwent surgery Friday to repair a partially blocked artery in his neck, which was discovered during an examination of a decades-old back injury. Kennedy, 75, underwent the hourlong procedure on his left carotid artery -- a...

Everyone Claims Victory on Education: Who to Believe?

Dan Brown | Posted October 1, 2007 | Living


Dan Brown

America's "report card," the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), tabulated by the U.S. Department of Education, came out recently and everyone -- on every side of the No Child Left Behind debate -- declared victory.

Overall. the NAEP claimed math test scores are up, reading scores are stagnant,...


 

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