Kennedy: Iraq is Bush's Chappaquiddick


iconSenator Edward Kennedy said yesterday that the Iraq war is like Bush's Chappaquiddick.

"Going to war without an exit strategy is a bit like driving your car into a lake," said Kennedy. "He's just created this horrible mess, and rather than try to fix it he's standing there on the shore pondering the future of his political career."

Kennedy went on to say that calling the war Bush's Vietnam didn't make any sense, because Bush never served in Vietnam.

Mary Jo Kopechne could not be reached for comment.


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I would certainly burn in hell for what would come out of my mouth if I ever had a chance to confront that bloviating coward. Between him abusing and killing young women and Klansman Senator Byrd of WVa. abusing and killing young black men, the Democratic Party's hypocrisies are well represented.

Posted by: mikem at January 17, 2005 1:04 PM

Oooh! Ouch!

Nice job. Scrappleface should fear for his.

Posted by: Kevin Baker at January 17, 2005 5:15 PM

Professional politician Kennedy should have had his career end at that moment...at the very least.

Posted by: Steve Scudder at January 17, 2005 7:49 PM

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