Headed Home

Beautiful. Especially the sailing bits. Very well done.

I think it's wrong to be demeaning to Ted Kennedy on a video that posts such a beautiful song. Whatever you thought of the man, this is the time to put politics aside, just for now.

It's also wrong for those to demand we give up our principles and follow Ted's dream, even if we think it's misguided and harms what America stands for. I also find it funny that no democrat will ever write any such song for any republican. I thought they were supposed to be the compassionate ones...

Senator Orrin Hatch you are a disgrace to the memory of Ted Kennedy for stalling the extended unemployment bill for 6 million unemployed!
Senator Orrin Hatch, R-UT, quoted as saying that he was ""irritated" at the flack his party is receiving from the unemployed who are without income.

Truly failure of government at a time of its citizens' highest need.

Bless your heart!

Great song Senator! Great Picture too, when was it taken?? God Bless you and May God Bless and Welcome Teddy Home!!

Im proud of Orrin Hatch to put aside partisan politics and write a tribute to a real patriot and friend opf america I dont nessicarily agree with sen hatch on the issues but he has a good heart to put politics aside and honor a brave and thoughtful senator.Senator ted Kennedy.

Stop fighting over your pet political parties and get your eyes open people! They don't give a damn about anything but your money and having power over you!

This administration is living like royalty off the backs of the American people and we are stupid enough to think they care for the poor.
How pathetic we've become.

Show me some evidence of this. I've read numerous times that it is the least privileged that give away the highest percent of income.

He saw in Columbia Point and Mound Bayou a model for the nation and introduced an amendment to the Economic Opportunity Act that set aside $51 million to get another 30 centers started around the country. Today, as a direct result of Sen. Kennedys vision as a 34-year-old, first-term senator, 20 million low-income Americans receive access to quality primary care at 1,200 community health centers across all 50 states and U.S. territories.

with every vilification post another accomplishment