All Patriotic Americans Should Remember Sen. Edward M. Kennedy . . .

posted at 12:55 pm on August 26, 2009 by The Other McCain
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. . . as a subversive traitor who tried to aid the Soviet Union by thwarting Ronald Reagan’s policies:

This letter which details Senator Edward Kennedy’s offer to help the Soviet Union defeat Reagan’s efforts to build up the nuclear deterrent in Europe was unearthed by a Times of London reporter in the 1990s after the KGB files were opened.
It got little or no attention, however, until the publication of Paul Kengor’s book The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism.

(Hat-tips: Substratum — pop a cork for me, G.J.! — and Sweetness & Light.)

Meanwhile, a fitting memorial to a loyal Democrat.

UPDATE 7:20 p.m.: Remembering the courageous commitment to racial equality of the proud liberal whom Ted Kennedy left to die at Chappaquiddick.

Ace of Spades has more respectful tributes to the fat drunken lecherous traitor whose death has presented liberals with an opportunity to promote legislation that would do for the American health care system what Senator Kennedy did for Mary Jo Kopechne.

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