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Tuesday, May 11, 2021

Draft Father of Anti-America

 April 9, 2021 By Ned Cosby

If George Washington is the Father of our country, then Ted Kennedy is the father of anti-America......... a deep-seated disdain for the America most of us love........... hates our history, our culture, and our success. Hatred, victimhood, and bitterness are the elements binding anti-America together.............The first scandal came when he was a Harvard freshman. When he was failing a Spanish class, he recruited a friend to take a Spanish exam for him. He and the stand-in were caught and expelled from Harvard.

Like many politicians, Ted Kennedy had a reputation for womanizing.......... presumably drunk, drove off a bridge in Chappaquiddick, Massachusetts. Mary Jo Kopechne, who was in the car with him, drowned .............. Before Chappaquiddick, Ted was a leading Democrat contender for the party’s Presidential nomination in 1972. Even though Kennedy kept his Senate seat after Chappaquiddick, the Democrats looked elsewhere for a candidate in 1972, ending his first chance to become President...........Kennedy fundamentally disliked America. 

He was anti-American. ...........Kennedy’s involvement in “immigration reform” shows him to be the Father of anti-America............While Ronald Reagan was President, Kennedy reached out to Yuri Andropov, president of our Cold War enemy, Russia, for help discrediting President Reagan..................If you look at the modern Democratic Party and see hatred, bitterness, and victimhood, credit the Father of it all: Ted Kennedy...............To Read More.... 

My Take - While I agree Ted Kennedy was just as anti-American as he says, he's giving this loser far too much credit by calling him the Father of Anti-Americanism.   Anti-Americanism has existed since before the beginning of the 20th century and grew in the darkness without Kennedy, reflecting all the hatred, envy, anger, greed and violent behavior that is imbued in the left.  All that Kennedy and his crowd represented then and now.  The difference?  They're no longer hiding in the dark.   

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