Ted Kennedy

It seems Massachusetts voters have closed the book on Camelot and have moved on in a different direction.

The Kennedy legacy established fundamental rights and liberties for generations of Americans while Ed Markey watched idly from the sidelines.

Elizabeth Warren will soon retreat back to the state she represents, where she has a horrible resumé of showing how effective she's been for Massachusetts.

'Drizzle, drazzle, drozzle, drome; time for this one to come home.'

Chappaquiddick and the moonwalk both happened 50 years ago this weekend.

Three examples of actual Russian collusion, but ones the Democrats don't want you to know about.

Joseph Patrick Kennedy III, spare me your outrage. You are the greatest product of financial gain through public office, maybe in the history of mankind.

Chappaquiddick, the film that reminds the world of what a skunk the late U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy (D-MA) was, had a soft opening this weekend, earning some $6.2 million and a seventh-place finish at the box office. The film was presented in only 1,560 theaters nationwide, compared to the weekend's top-grossing film A Quiet Place, which opened at 3,508 theaters, and earned $50 million domesti

I really won't offer my own opinion in this article but instead wanted to have a little fun with the response by the Democratic Party in the rebuttal speech.

Does simply being a Kennedy still win you political support in Massachusetts the way that it once did? While I admit the thought that Congressman Joe Kennedy III might have a better than even chance of winning the Massachusetts Governor's office should he desire it, has crossed my mind but the image of Kennedy as a viable candidate for president was never really something I considered...