Sunday, September 29, 2002
Kennedy, Part II: Thomas Oliphant, who’s been very tough on Iraq and on Dems for refusing to address the issue head on, defends Ted Kennedy’s speech on Iraq. Oliphant is being a little too kind to the senior senator from Massachusetts. But, again, Kennedy is expressing some of the same reservations held by other Americans. He deserves a hearing. ... Howie Carr, on the other hand, heard something else in the senator’s remarks. This isn’t one of Howie’s better columns.
