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CaliforniaPeggy

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5. Oh, wow, my dear Will...

Reply to WilliamPitt (Original post)

Fri Jun 5, 2015, 02:42 PM

Jun 2015

What a hauntingly beautiful eulogy it is.

I feel so much despair. We continue to allow the PTB to rob us and cheat us of what our birthright really is. We have not learned the lessons of Bobby Kennedy or of Martin Luther King, either.

We must keep trying.

Thank you for this great post.

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Robert Kennedy died today. [View all] WilliamPitt Jun 2015 OP

Was listening to Ira Blue on KGO, report came in, ran to my mom and dads room and told them randys1 Jun 2015 #1

Beautiful article leftynyc Jun 2015 #2

Ted Kennedy's eulogy for his brother, Robert, remains one of the most wrenchingly poignant hlthe2b Jun 2015 #3

Yes, and the death of his brothers went a long way in creating Ted's greatness as well. Forged in jwirr Jun 2015 #13

Actually he died on June 6... Punkingal Jun 2015 #4

Oh, wow, my dear Will... CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2015 #5

In the mid 70's I worked with a black RN who was on duty in the ER mnhtnbb Jun 2015 #6

beautiful. marym625 Jun 2015 #7

My then boyfriend and I were at a drive-in movie Hepburn Jun 2015 #8

He would have beat Nixon handily! B Calm Jun 2015 #9

K & R !!! WillyT Jun 2015 #10

Thank you. I posted a video, and let's keep remembering. Faygo Kid Jun 2015 #11

Great essay. CanSocDem Jun 2015 #12

Senator Sanders is taking up the plow! ananda Jun 2015 #14

He probably could've turned around the 60's but there's no way the party bosses would've let him get craigmatic Jun 2015 #15

"His swing through South Dakota" hfojvt Jun 2015 #16

Thank you for posting this. pangaia Jun 2015 #17

Except for May 1st, the day I gave birth to my first born son, 1968 was a pretty shitty year. mountain grammy Jun 2015 #18