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RFK for JK

If you're going to run for office in Massachusetts, it's good to have at least one Kennedy around to speak on your behalf, and since Teddy couldn't make it, Bobby seemed only too happy to step in and give a great endorsement speech.

tedstrong3.jpgEven though Sen. Kennedy wasn't there in person, he was not forgotten by convention goers, who sported "TEDSTRONG" wristbands and listened to the speakers acknowledge his contributions to Massachusetts and to the country and wish him well throughout the day's events.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of President John F. Kennedy and Senator Ted Kennedy; lawyer, author, radio host, and environmental champion, took the stage in Lowell on Saturday to endorse Senator Kerry's re-election to the Senate.

Kennedy related the history of Sen. Kerry's life of public service, his relationship with the Kennedy family and his qualifications for re-election, and listed some of JK's Senate battles including the Alito filibuster, the fight for ANWR, and Kerry-Feingold, the Democratic position on Iraq withdrawal. He recalled the Senator's efforts in 2006 that resulted in a Democratic majority in Congress, and spoke of John Kerry's commitment to the environment and to our children's future.

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Thanks to Bobby Kennedy for a great speech, and to Tony for the video.

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