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Ted Kennedy's Virginia House On Market For Nearly $10 MillionThe late US senator's 10-bedroom, nine-bath house, on a double lot at 634-636 Chain Bridge Road in McLean, Va., is listed at $9995000. (That's just $37200 per month for the next 30 years, according to an online mortgage calculator.) ... |
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Obama ad attacking Mitt Romney mimics Ted Kennedy adsTed Kennedy (D-Mass.) used to fend off a strong challenge from Romney in 1994. Politico collected the old Kennedy ads last year. Take a look and compare. Obama ad (2012) “If he going to run the country the way he ran our business, I wouldn't want him ... |
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Widow of Ted Kennedy tells Montclair State grads their future is 'brighter ...Edward "Ted" Kennedy told the 4262 graduates, many the first of their families' to reach the milestone, how her father's graduation from college altered her path in life. "My father was the first in his family to go to college, and then on to law ... |
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Ted Kennedy, Bin Laden & Gay Marriage: How Obama Got His Audacity BackMichael Daly on how Ted Kennedy—and even Osama bin Laden—helped the president finally reclaim the watchword that got him elected. In his private study at the White House, President Obama keeps a painting signed “Ted K” in the lower right corner. |
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Massachusetts' wacky campaign for the SenateBy MARY SANCHEZ The contest pits two highly qualified candidates — Scott Brown, the incumbent, who made history by snatching Ted Kennedy's seat away from the Democrats, and challenger Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard Law professor and whiz-kid of the ... |
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Ampad takes center stageBy Steve Benen When Mitt Romney ran for the Senate 18 years ago, he was fairing quite well against Ted Kennedy, right up until voters started hearing from some of Romney's victims. Many of the folks laid off by Bain Capital drove to Massachusetts to ... |
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Brace for Ted Kennedy's revenge"You know, liberals will be the big winners if the Supreme Court overturns President Obama's health-care law,” Ted Kennedy says to me the other day. I'm surprised, and not just because I'm talking to a dead senator. “Senator,” I say, “hold on. |
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US needs assimilation now more than everTed Kennedy and other architects of the 1965 law predicted that nothing much would come of the law's changes. "Our cities will not be flooded with a million immigrants annually," Kennedy insisted, and "the ethnic mix of this country will not be upset. |
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