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Tag Archives: Ted Kennedy
ProfessorU writes a letter to the editor
In response to the Globe’s series, Broken City, Professor Ubertaccio wrote the following letter to the editor that was published on Sunday:
Remember Joe Malone
This is the weekend when the best of pols know in their gut whether the game is won or lost. Those with the skill and fortitude will listen to their instincts.
For those who know Tuesday will be a sad night, I bring you the memory of 1988 and a 33-year-old loser named Joe Malone
The Mass Effect
This season’s Stonehill’s Alumni Magazine has a piece on the “Mass Effect.” It looks at the reasons why Massachusetts politicians so successful, or at least so plentiful, in national politics.
A lesson in democracy from Utah
It would sadden Ted Kennedy. And that’s another reason why Utah Senator Orrin Hatch is not having an easy time getting renominated by his party.
Is there enough Kennedy clout left?
Joseph P. Kennedy III is now a possible candidate for the vacant congressional seat left open due to Barney Frank’s retirement. Is it time to dust off the Kennedy for Congress signs?