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Remembering Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Ted Kennedy

By AndrewHyman

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Ted Kennedy was a great champion of civil rights for minorities, for which he generally deserves praise. He fought hard against both real injustice as well as perceived injustice, and (alas) supported unlimited use of judicial means to achieve his policy ends. Both Ted and his sister Eunice carried on the inspirational and progressive legacy of their brothers John and Robert, who they now join.

Eunice Kennedy was a great champion of the disabled, and also the unborn. While she had great success defending the former --- not so much the latter. In fact, the judges of this country have deemed her traditional pro-life position so horrible that they have (for now) forbidden legislatures from adopting it.

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Full post as published by ConfirmThem on August 26, 2009 (boomark / email).

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