A Kennedy says something stupid — and it's not even Ted this time

Whenever disaster strikes, you can be assured that there will be a Kennedy there to say something insane, not to mention completely inappropriate and inaccurate.

As bodies float in the water and people are still trapped on roofs and in attics, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. points the finger of blame for hurricane Katrina at Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour for the part he played in derailing the Kyoto Protocol.

Whuh…? I mean, really, what a demagoging dumbass dickhead– even by Kennedy standards.

In 1900, a big hurricane struck Galveston, Texas, killing 6,000 people. At that time, Great-Great Grandaddy Kennedy probably took a break from teaching lil’ Joe how to tap a rum keg to point out that the Galveston hurricane was, of course, the fault of then Texas Governor Joseph Sayers for his unwillingness to sign the “Holstein Treaty” which attempted to globally regulate cow farts.

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Author: Doug Powers

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