I could not disagree with Ted Kennedy much more than I do—well, except unless he became Barak Hussein Obama (if the "Hussein" offends you, check out my next blog entry that I will make). I can’t think of one position of his that I do not believe is harmful to America and to the world.
Still, I pray for him, for his healing, and for comfort for his heart and body and for his family as he goes through trying ordeals and fears in the coming months. I wish him nothing but wellness of spirit and body. My disagreements or any disgust with him do not need to be expressed outside of a political battle, and certainly not when he is in a battle to survive and to overcome disablement and an agonizing treatment regimen. And, thankfully, that seems to be the approach of all the conservative and Republican politicians that have spoken out about his health crisis: to respond with decency and respect at this time of trial for Senator Kennedy.
However, contrast this with the left’s disparaging humor, cartoons, SNL skits, et. al., parodying the late President Reagan and his battle with Alzheimer’s, as well as outright attacks charging that his courageous political positions were confusion-based decisions that resulted from the loss of brain cells.
And all this from the "compassionate and loving left". Yeah. Little surprise that Barak Hussein Obama has painfully experienced the "non-racism" of the liberal left comprised primarily of liberal elitists who believe that middle America is too stupid to be allowed to govern itself.