Posted by
Billy on Monday, August 31, 2009 11:33:48 AM
Two old friends, fresh from a day of mourning in rainy Boston, came south Saturday night to pledge to a roomful of roaring Tennessee Democrats that Ted Kennedy’s dream indeed will never die. ( Country has 'moral duty' to pass health care reform...
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Al Gore and Bill Clinton — ghosts of Democratic victories past who are increasingly showing up to buck up the faithful as President Obama goes through his first real trials in office — were the star guests at the Tennessee Democratic Party’s annual Jackson Day dinner.
As you would expect from two very skilled old pros, they were careful to not inject a note of abject partisanship into a day when much of the nation watched the services and burial for the legendary Massachusetts senator, a man Gore called “by far the most effective member of the United States Senate that I ever served with.”
(Here it comes. It is a moral duty to pass government forced health care to honor the late Sen. Kennedy. So those of us who are against what the left is doing are evil. Didn't Kennedy once say those on the right love America as much as those on the left. I guess these Democrats don't want to follow the example of Kennedy.)
