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Ted Kennedy
Edward Moore "Ted" Kennedy (b. February 22, 1932) is a Democratic U.S. Senator from Massachusetts. In office since November 1962, Kennedy is the second most senior member of the Senate.
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Vicki Kennedy, wife of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, will talk to Oprah in her first interview since his death. Vicki will discuss her relationship with Sen. Kennedy, their treasured time together at the end of his life and his new book, True Compass. Vicki will also be joined by her children, Caroline and Curran Raclin. Ted Kennedy Jr. will also be by her side as he shares memories of his late father.
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WORCESTER - Five letters.
Edward M. Kennedy Jr. said his father, the late U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, told him that when he received five letters from different people on a particular subject, he would really start to pay attention.
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- Ted Kennedy Jr. stays out of Senate race (boston.com)
After airing what she described as a "hard-hitting" ad by the Center for Reproductive Rights which ominously warned, "Don't let Congress ban abortion coverage millions of women already have," MSNBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman today lamented to Politico's Jeanne Cummings that with Sen. Ted Kennedy gone, Democrats lack a unifying figure who could defuse an abortion battle that could mar Democratic unity on health care reform.
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- Ted Kennedy was a traitor and Sarah Palin’s right (orangejuiceblog.com)
Following the passage of the Affordable Health Care For America Act, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) invoked recently deceased Senator Edward M. Kennedy, recognizing the steps the Senator took toward health care reform in his years in office. (0:20)
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- Ted Kennedy: "I Slept With Over A Thousand Women!!" (freerepublic.com)
- Robert Fulford: Ted Kennedy's "True Compass" (feedburner.com)
- Ted Kennedy: Late Senator Sought Bipartisanship (news.google.com)


