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At least this will keep my esteemed colleague behind a word processor and not a steering wheel. But will he receive clemency from historians? Hopefully there will be no embarassing disclosures implicating yours truly along with the Tedmeister …

Senator Kennedy And His Dog
Massachusetts legislator signs with Scholastic; children's book to give dog's-eye view of Senate.
January 9, 2006: 12:07 PM EST

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) - Edward Kennedy, the veteran Massachusetts senator, has agreed to create a children's book to bring the nation's youngest political students a peek at life behind the scenes in Washington, D.C.

Senator Kennedy, the latest political star to ink a deal with the publishing industry has signed with Scholastic Corporation, the company announced Monday, to publish a 56-page volume titled My Senator and Me: A Dog's-Eye View of Washington, D.C.

The book tells the story of Senator Kennedy and his dog making their way through a day in the Senate. The Senator says the story will help families understand the inner workings of the American government. "Reading is a lifelong adventure," said Senator Kennedy. "I hope that this book will spark an interest in young people to learn more about their government and to explore the joy of books."

Scholastic says the Senator will donate proceeds from the book to charity. The book will be published in May 2006.

http://money.cnn.com/2006/01/09/news/funny/kennedy_scholastic/index.htm?cnn=yes

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Hmm, a day in the life, huh?

"At 6:30, I wake to the smell of a freshly poured Bloody Mary..."

"And then it's off to lunch to discuss important matters of state over 4 martinis..."

"A very important dinner reception with lots of very yummy wine. Can you say 'Wine' boys and girls?"

"Before heading to bed, I relax in my study with my dog at my feet and a snifter of scotch in my hand, another busy day behind me..."

you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

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Some excerpts from the new book:

"I woke up in the morning and after a walk, dump and some food, Teddy and I went to the Capitol building. Fortunately, Teddy has a driver..."

"As we entered the Capitol, I begged Teddy to let me go to the bathroom again. I had to take another dump, as always this time of the morning and Teddy walked me to Senator Blutarsky's office, where I dumped and marked the door as "Kennedy territory..."

"We then proceeded through the halls and to the floor, where Teddy made a 3 minute speech. I observed, and he was talking to me. Most people accuse him of being a demented drunkard and a slavering incoherent wreck. They don't understand that he isn't drunk - he's actually speaking in dog talk..."

"Fortunately, we have become better together since he now understands that I don't appreciate him liquoring up hot bitches I'm moving in on and having his way with them. When he had his way with that cute Airedaile, that was the last straw. He explained he was drunk and dogs don't press charges. Now we've got a signal - if I sniff the bitch's butt, that means Teddy leaves her alone and she's mine..."

"Teddy's libido is fantastic. I hear he wanted to neuter me, but how could I be a true member of the family if I'm de-nutted?..."

"Over the past couple of years, I've been giving Teddy lessons in ball licking. He has always been fascinated by it, and has been eager to learn. I frankly don't believe that he'll ever develop the spine to do it. In fact, others question his spine when he leaves the office, but I don't tell him that. I just laugh and lick my balls..."


My wife is hotter than your wife.

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Hmm, a day in the life, huh?

"At 6:30, I wake to the smell of a freshly poured Bloody Mary..."

"And then it's off to lunch to discuss important matters of state over 4 martinis..."

"A very important dinner reception with lots of very yummy wine. Can you say 'Wine' boys and girls?"

"Before heading to bed, I relax in my study with my dog at my feet and a snifter of scotch in my hand, another busy day behind me..."



Rebecca, when did you spend a day with him, you had to! No one could be this accurate about Teddy;)

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Hmm, a day in the life, huh?

"At 6:30, I wake to the smell of a freshly poured Bloody Mary..."

"And then it's off to lunch to discuss important matters of state over 4 martinis..."

"A very important dinner reception with lots of very yummy wine. Can you say 'Wine' boys and girls?"

"Before heading to bed, I relax in my study with my dog at my feet and a snifter of scotch in my hand, another busy day behind me..."



Rebecca, when did you spend a day with him, you had to! No one could be this accurate about Teddy;)



I didn't. I just imagined my day if I were a senator. Except for the 6:30 a.m. part - that'd really be closer to 9ish...



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you've got to ask yourself one question: 'Do I feel loquacious?' -- well do you, punk?

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Remember when Sen. Ted Kennedy continued reading “My Pet Goat” to a bunch of school kids after he was informed the country was under attack. Oh, that was funny.



I s’ppose there wasn’t much else _to do_ while awaiting reliable reports from the national security advisory team concerning the events that were unfolding in real time.

Standing up, flailing your arms around and screaming “OMG we’re under attack, everybody is going to DIE” is considered bad form for American leaders.

Instead you retain your composure and stick with the script.


Blutarsky 2008. No Prisoners!

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