Saturday, May 13, 2006
Tubalard Ted Kennedy Nearly Gets Killed; Mary Jo Kopechne Not Available for Comment
Tubalard Ted Kennedy, the murdering thug of Chappaquiddick fame, was nearly killed Saturday when his plane was hit by lightning.
Mary Jo Kopechne, his 1969 victim who has not gotten any measure of justice, was unavailable for comment.
Sen. Ted Kennedy's Plane Struck By Lightning
Imagine what would have happened had Tubalard Ted's plane crashed...the Left would have claimed that President Bush had the lardass killed off.
After all, the Left claimed this in the accidental air crash deaths of Mel Carnahan and Paul Wellstone.
But let us wait - after all, the Left might claim that President Bush ordered the lightning to strike Tubalard's plane. He can do that, you know.
Tubalard Ted Kennedy, the murdering thug of Chappaquiddick fame, was nearly killed Saturday when his plane was hit by lightning.
Mary Jo Kopechne, his 1969 victim who has not gotten any measure of justice, was unavailable for comment.
Sen. Ted Kennedy's Plane Struck By Lightning
BOSTON — A plane carrying U.S. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy from western Massachusetts to his home on the coast was struck by lightning Saturday and had to be diverted to New Haven, Conn., his spokeswoman said.
The eight-seat Cessna Citation 550 plane lost all electrical power, including communications, and the pilot had to fly the plane manually, according to spokeswoman Melissa Wagoner. No one was hurt.
The Democrat had just delivered the commencement address at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams and was on his way to his Cape Cod home when the plane was struck around 4 p.m., she said.
The jet landed safely at New Haven at 4:11 p.m., said Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Arlene Murray. A report was filed with the agency, which will look into the incident, she said.
Imagine what would have happened had Tubalard Ted's plane crashed...the Left would have claimed that President Bush had the lardass killed off.
After all, the Left claimed this in the accidental air crash deaths of Mel Carnahan and Paul Wellstone.
But let us wait - after all, the Left might claim that President Bush ordered the lightning to strike Tubalard's plane. He can do that, you know.
