The death of the greatest senator

Senator Edward Kennedy has had a lot of bad news in his life, including drinking, lust, and accusations.　　When Clinton was impeached for sex scandals, he said to the former president, "Get up and work, remember why you're doing your job." This newspaper, the senior Senator Edward Kennedy, died at the age of 77 on the evening of August 25, the United States.　　Edward's passing was seen as the end of the Kennedy political dynasty as the last man in the second generation of the Kennedy family, but his rocky political path, persistent political ideals and a series of bills that deeply affect American life will remain to be remembered. A common problem in the family-lust during World War II, the brother of Kennedy's four brothers killed in a plane crash, in 1963, the political peak of the second brother, former U.S. President Kennedy assassination, 5 years later, three Colobert Kennedy in the election was assassinated.　　Since then, the youngest of nine siblings, Edward Kennedy has become the patriarch, for two dead brothers 13 children to take up father duties. After the death of John F. Kennedy and Robert, Edward was the last person to be hoped for by the Kennedy family. At the age of 36, he was chairman of the Democratic Party in 1969, the youngest leader ever.　　But the cause of his success, but because of the year Chapaquidic scandal, this also reflects the ruin of the Kennedy family is indeed a common disease. Like his two brother, who was entangled with Marilyn Monroe, Edward was also caught in a scandal over a woman. July 18, 1969 night, married Edward at the end of the Chappaquiddick Island party, driving with the blonde Mary Coppec, the car crashed into the river in the bridge. Edward swam ashore to escape, but until Mary's body was found, he did not report to the police, so he was charged guilty and sentenced to two months in prison.　　Although finally in 1970, the Massachusetts Supreme Court secretly heard the case, the grand jury eventually made a verdict of no crime. Still, the outside world has always suspected that Edward was vain by Mary, and that her special status was being harboured by the authorities. The case not only damaged the Kennedy family's reputation, but also became Edward's life difficult to get rid of the personality stain.　　In 1980, Edward took part in the Democratic presidential nomination campaign, but was defeated by Old news, eventually defeated Carter. After he divorced his wife in January 1981, he began to play the game and said he was "never going to be President".　　After the death of his best cousin in 1991, he was plunged into grief and decadence, having relations with a girl brought back by his son and nephew from a bar, accused of rape by a girl, and police intervention, which once again became a hot topic.　　Edward was calm about his own scandals, and in a speech in October 1991, Edward first reviewed his alleged two scandals in public, saying he was willing to face them, aware of the mistakes he had made. Even Up-and, former US president Bill Clinton, needs to be "experienced" when he faces impeachment for a sex scandal.Edward gave him some advice. Clinton recalls: "His advice is concise: ' Get up and work, and remember why you're doing your job." ' He's a very strong man, and he knows that if someone accuses you of doing something, and true, then perhaps you are your greatest enemy, and you have to realize that when others turn bygones, they will be more than lost, and if their accusations are untrue, then sooner or later things will be clarified, in addition to the work that people are asking you to do, You have no other choice.　　"Although the Democratic Lions have been plagued by scandals for a lifetime, Edward's political flair is staggering, and Edward has been in the Senate for 47 years and has drafted 2,500 bills," finished.　　Kennedy, who was 30 years old, became a federal senator in 1962, and was elected 9 consecutive times as the third-longest senator in the United States Congress.　　Kennedy survived an air crash in 1964, but in the months of hospital treatment he found flaws in America's health-care system and began to work to improve it. In 1966, Kennedy established the National Medical Center system through legislation.　　5 years later, he began to try to build a universal health care system that had not succeeded in persuading Congress, but laid the groundwork for a series of medical reforms since then. Kennedy was an escort to the American civil rights movement. Under his impetus, the Voting Rights Act of 1970 was passed, which lowered the age limit for state voters to 18 years.　　Mr Obama also thanked the law for winning the election in 2008 with the support of young voters. After a one by one-time presidential race in 1980, Edward focused on the senator's career after the scandal failed.　　He has highly inflammatory speech skills, his famous speech on August 12, 1980 at the Democratic National Convention, known as the "battle polemic" of American liberalism. In his 1987 speech in the Senate, he took the lead in "sniping" the conservative Supreme Court nominee Bork, changing Washington's political "play" and thus gaining a high reputation.　　Since then, the government's nomination of any controversial figure as an important post will trigger a verbal rhetoric in Congress. One of his biggest achievements, Edward believes, was the 1990 push to pass the American Law on Disability, his sister Ross Mary, a mentally retarded man whose eldest son lost a leg at the age of 12 with bone cancer. 3 months after President Kennedy was stabbed, he broke his spine in a chartered plane crash.　　The bill has special personal significance for him. Senator Obama's nomination for the Democratic presidential nomination in January 2008 meant that the Democratic political torch was passed from the older generation, represented by Edward, to the political generation of Obama. He took a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention and expressed support for Obama, pushing Obama's popularity to the highest peak.　　As Edward is the most prominent and popular figure in the party, his support has frustrated the election of Obama's party rival Hillary Clinton. Kennedy was diagnosed in May 2008.He has been in contact with President Obama as much as possible, even in hospital beds, to keep a close eye on the latest developments in healthcare reform.　　Many members believe that Mr Obama's health reform might not have been so difficult if he had been able to preside over the situation this summer. Kennedy's "American Dream" "No matter where you were born, no matter how much money your parents have, no matter what you look like, no matter what you believe, you can become the person you want to be, you can do great things, and the pursuit of your vision of happiness." Mr Obama, who was deeply influenced by the Kennedy brothers, explained Kennedy's "American Dream" in a speech.　　It also shows that the "American Dream", driven by Kennedy Brothers, will steadily become the mainstream of American political culture, the American dream of pursuing personal happiness without discrimination. A poor Irish man, Patrick Kennedy, emigrated to Boston in 1848, and his first job was a barrel worker. 112 years later, his offspring John F. Kennedy was elected President of the United States. In the 19th century, with the influx of poor Irish people to the United States, discrimination and humiliation of Irish immigrants everywhere, on the job billboard, there is a popular sign called "No Irish Need Apply" (The Irish do not have to apply).　　The Nina story is passed down the Kennedy family, and in the Kennedy Brothers generation, this ancestor-related allusion spurs them to devote themselves to the civil rights movement.　　The Kennedy family's ancestors realized a rich American dream, the Kennedy family "golden generation" of the three brothers have successfully deduced through the public service to climb the new peak of life of the New American Dream. To keep the dream and vision, which in itself is an important connotation of the "American Dream".　　Edward Kennedy, in memory of his brother Robert F. Kennedy, referred to what Robert had said many times: "Some people focus on what has happened and ask" why, but I look forward to things that never happened and ask "why not." Kennedy family member Joseph · P Kennedy: Kennedy family founder, President of Boston Bank, wife is Boston mayor daughter John F. Kennedy: The 35th president of the United States, has served as congressman and Massachusetts Senator Shriver: International Special Olympics founders, honorary president Robert Kennedy: former president of the United States John · Kennedy's younger brother, 1964, was elected Senator Edward New York State Kennedy: the younger brother of former U.S. President Kennedy, who was elected in 1962 as Senator of Massachusetts Jr. Fitzgerald Kennedy: son of former President Kennedy of the United States, Caroline of the founder of George Magazine. Kennedy: Daughter of former U.S. President Kennedy, founder of the Caroline Foundation Joseph Kennedy: nephew of former US President Kennedy, Congressman Maria Schleifer of Massachusetts: niece of former President Kennedy of the United States, CaliforniaGovernor Arnold Schwarzenegger's wife