Newsweek Editor: Chappaquiddick WasOne of Ted's 'Favorite Topics of Humor'
Last week in an interview with the BBC's Katty Kay, former Newsweek editor Ed Klein, discussed how the late senator Ted Kennedy loved to hear and tell Chappaquiddick jokes. Klein added, " He was always eager to know if anyone had heard any new ones."
With that in mind... This ones for you senator:
An aide went into Rose Kennedy’s bedroom early one morning to
tell her the sad news that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis had died.
“That’s terrible,” the old lady rasped. “Was Teddy driving?”
tell her the sad news that Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis had died.
“That’s terrible,” the old lady rasped. “Was Teddy driving?”
4 comments
The Kennedy's are just a family of scum that hide behind the "public image" that Jo Kenneny bought for them years ago.
The fact that some girl died is worth making jokes over right?? Kennedy was a sicko creep.
I like the music (The Dead Kennedy's) a whole lot more than the damned family. That's for sure.
Ted was born with a silver foot in his mouth.
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