Kennedy ,Don't Repeat History With Democrats?

MarineReconDad — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 00:13:26 GMT

Sen. Patrick Kennedy, gets at least half of history correct.

He continued: “George Wallace didn’t need a gun to pull a trigger. We just need to be mindful of the wisdom of people … who have been through these ugly periods in American history. Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.”

Well. Kennedy was half right. George Wallace was shot by someone, and he is right about history. George Wallace was a Democrat!

RE: Kennedy ,Don't Repeat History With Democrats?

dripbydrip — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 09:06:55 GMT

Thanks for reminding me.

RE: Kennedy ,Don't Repeat History With Democrats?

Michael Joel Held — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 05:16:58 GMT

Ya' know, Marinerecondad, I wish that I was as far left as you are right. Me, I am middle of the road kind of guy. But what angers me is that you seem to be the only one with all the answers. Strange, don't you think?

Michael Joel Held

RE: Kennedy ,Don't Repeat History With Democrats?

The Judge Says: — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:11:00 GMT

The Judge Says:

Michael Joel Held you are the middle of the road ? So is the white line .Cross over .

Bishop Tobin calls Senator Patrick Kennedy to repentance

I have nothing to add to the ending of this magnificent, pastoral attempt to bring an errant sheep into the fold. He is a true shepherd with a heart for souls.
Bravo, Bishop Tobin!

"Your rejection of the Church’s teaching on abortion falls into a different category – it’s a deliberate and obstinate act of the will; a conscious decision that you’ve re-affirmed on many occasions. Sorry, you can’t chalk it up to an “imperfect humanity.” Your position is unacceptable to the Church and scandalous to many of our members. It absolutely diminishes your communion with the Church.

Congressman Kennedy, I write these words not to embarrass you or to judge the state of your conscience or soul. That’s ultimately between you and God. But your description of your relationship with the Church is now a matter of public record, and it needs to be challenged. I invite you, as your bishop and brother in Christ, to enter into a sincere process of discernment, conversion and repentance. It’s not too late for you to repair your relationship with the Church, redeem your public image, and emerge as an authentic “profile in courage,” especially by defending the sanctity of human life for all people, including unborn children. And if I can ever be of assistance as you travel the road of faith, I would be honored and happy to do so."