majikthise.typepad.com - 12/16/2008
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Caroline Kennedy has reportedly asked to be considered for the Senate seat that Hillary Clinton will vacate to take up her post as Secretary of State in the Obama administration. Kennedy is in no way qualified to be a senator. Which bothers me a lot, but then again, there are a lot of ...
politico.com - 12/16/2008
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politico.com —
Hillary Clinton has told her supporters not to
impede Caroline Kennedy's path to the U.S. Senate on
her behalf, a person familiar with replacement discussions said. The move clears a major obstacle between Kennedy and the seat. Prominent Clinton ...
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Clinton chides supporters on Kennedy
nypost.com - 12/16/2008
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nypost.com —
Last updated: 3:53 am December 16, 2008 Posted:
2:57 am December 16, 2008 Caroline Kennedy has made
it official: She wants to be appointed to the US Senate seat that Hillary Clinton presently will vacate. Gov. Paterson would be well-advised to select ...
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KENNEDY FOR THE SENATE - New York Post
huffingtonpost.com - 12/15/2008
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huffingtonpost.com —
It seems Caroline Kennedy has decided she'd rather
have a US Senate seat than a pony for
Christmas: Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of an American political dynasty, has decided she will pursue the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by Senator Hillary ...
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Jane Hamsher: Caroline Kennedy Lets Political Elites ...
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Kennedy pushback
Ben Smith's Blog —
... Sarah Palin's qualifications and readiness to have potentially assumed the presidency if something had happened to John McCain and if, of course, their ticket had won on November 4th and then on the other, say nothing about Caroline Kennedy's dearth of real policy and political experience to assume one of the most powerful offices in the country -- even if a Senator is usually not as consequential as a President.
More along those lines from The American Prospect, and elsewhere around the lefty blogosphere.
The choice, of course, is David Paterson's alone, ...
An inconvenient woman
Shakesville —
Add Kevin Drum, Lindsay Beyerstein, and Steve Clemons to the “almost unanimous blogosphere consensus” (Drum’s words) opposing the latest threat to the Republic: the possible appointment of Caroline Kennedy to the Senate seat being vacated by Secretary of State-designate Hillary Clinton. From listening to some of the more strident dissenting voices, you’d think we were going to have to fight the British all over again. The reasoning behind the opposition varies somewhat, depending on who’s doing the ...
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