Last May, I posted some reflections here on the life and career of Senator Edward M. Kennedy following his announcement that he had been diagnosed with brain cancer. Over these past 15 months he certainly displayed his most positive side both as a public figure and a man. May he rest in peace.
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Wednesday, 26 August 2009
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