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DNC Glorifies Senator Who Left a Woman to Drown in His Car

DNC Glorifies Senator Who Left a Woman to Drown in His Car

If you're going to wage a "war on women," there's no better way to do it than glorifying a guy who left a woman to drown in his car while he escaped to dry ground. The video below was shown tonight at the DNC convention in Charlotte. It documents Ted Kennedy's life, but for some reason skipped the time when he drove drunk off of a bridge and left Mary Jo Kopechne (who was on his side and worked for him as a young campaign assistant!) to die in his car, better known as the Chappaquiddick incident. The video also skips the part when Kennedy failed to tell police of the incident until nine hours after it happened.

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Bill Clinton, who has been accused of rape and various sexual assaults by multiple women, is slated to speak tomorrow.

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