Ted Kennedy's Proudest Moment in Senate
Senator Edward Kennedy (D-MA) spoke at the Massachussetts Democratic Convention last night:
"My vote against this misbegotten war is the best vote I have cast in the United States Senate since I was elected in 1962," Kennedy said. "And my call more than a year ago -- more than a year ago -- to bring our troops home is one of my proudest moments."
Kennedy said the U.S. presence in Iraq "inflames the insurgency. We are a crutch for an Iraqi government that needs to stand on its own."
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