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Say a Prayer for Sen. Ted Kennedy

Those of us at The Heritage Foundation who work just a few blocks from Sen. Ted Kennedy’s (D-Mass.) Capitol Hill office were shocked and saddened by the news of his brain tumor. Heritage’s president, Ed Feulner, yesterday wrote to Kennedy wishing him a speedy recovery.

May 21, 2008

The Honorable Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senator
317 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

Dear Senator Kennedy:

It was with great sadness that we learned of your illness.

While you and I rarely see eye-to-eye on the issues, all of us at The Heritage Foundation have admired your articulate advocacy for the views that you hold. My colleagues join Linda and me in wishing you a speedy recovery.

Please know our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.

Sincerely,

Edwin J. Feulner, Ph.D.
President

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May 22, 2008 R P Foster writes:

The Honorable Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senator
317 Russell Senate Office Building
Washington, DC 20510

Dear Senator Kennedy:

It is with great saddness that I hear of your illness. My prayers to you and your family.

WE may differ in political opinion, but that is what makes this country great. Each of us are able to speak our beliefs freely and without fear of retribution.

I thank you for your service and may God Bless you and yours

R.P. Foster
Franklin, TN

May 22, 2008 Dennis Glover, Huntsville, AL writes:

This reminds me of a short exchange with a co-worker at the time of President Nixon’s death. I would describe the speaker as an “ultra-liberal” who just happened to be working in the government support sector on that little idea of President Reagan’s, the Strategic Defense Initiative, and making a very good income in his job.

His question: “You know what would make this even better?”
Me: “No, [his name], what?”
His response: “If it was Reagan instead.”

How loudly does that shout the truth about the “compassionate liberal”?

May 29, 2008 Laszlo New Jersey writes:

I would rather say a prayer for the woman he left to die so many years ago while in a drunken stupor.

September 5, 2008 bob,boston ma. writes:

I lost a very dear one and one half year old neice to this very aggresive tumer caled a “astrosytoma”. we would go daily to childrens hospital to help in any way we could we had alot of prayers said for her she eventually expired about 6
months after radical surgical procedures.
the amazing thing that i was impressed with,that at least 7 nurses who took care of her went to the funeral WOW
peace and god bless
b

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