at 77. Didn't know it was coming this soon but definitely not a shock.
at 77. Didn't know it was coming this soon but definitely not a shock.
dunno why but thought he was older.
He's been round since the dawn of time. Most people over here will know him for Chappaquiddick and for supporting the IRA.![]()
That's sad. I'm feeling all nostalgiac now. Regardless of what you think of his politics, he was a symbol of his times for anyone who remembers the '60s. It's kind of like the end of an era. I can't really imagine what kind of decisions he had to make to continue on in politics after his brothers were killed.
R.I.P.
He probably would have been a shoe in for president if he never killed that girl in the car accident in 69.
Im surprised he was even able to continue in any political career after that incident. I bet if that happened now days with the 24 hour news channels and so many other outlets of media/news he wouldn't have been able to continue.
Maybe you are right, but i also think it kind of depends on the esteem to which people are held. The fact that he continued on successfully speaks to the high regard people had for him, and were prepared to forgive an accident. But then again, there is a much higher awareness of the evils of driving drunk now, so maybe you are right, and maybe he wouldn't have driven that car nowadays anyway.
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