<p>For the youngsters who may think that the Bush-Cheney issues are new, LFWB (post 55) was referring the Ted Kennedy’s personal tragedy in July, 1969 when he drove off a Chappaquiddick bridge and passenger Mary Jo Kopechne died. It was late, the area remote, friends couldn’t do proper search and authorities not called until the next day. It is also why Carter and then Reagan were elected, and not another Kennedy. </p>
<p>Despite wishful thinking on the part of the American electorate, politicians are human and fallible, too! They are held to a higher standard, as Clinton found out as well. Yet, virtually all elected officials really do come to serve the Republic and its people be they from Red or Blue States. We differ, however, on how best to do that. Hysterical posturing does not serve the greater good. 'Nuff said.</p>