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Edward Kennedy
Republicans take Ted Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts in historic upsetJames Bone Times Online 01/20/2010 | Candidates for Kennedy Senate seat raking in cash Boston Herald 01/01/2010 |
 Republicans scored an historic victory overnight that put President Barack Obama's agenda in jeopardy exactly a year after he took power – and which could kill his plans for healthcare reform. |  The candidates for the late Edward Kennedy’s U.S. Senate seat are raking in campaign donations as they head into the final three weeks of the campaign. |
Confidant of Late Massachusetts Senator Kennedy Paul Kirk Sworn In as Successor VOA News 09/26/2009 | Kennedy ally Paul Kirk wins Massachusetts Senate appointmentMatt Viser The Boston Globe 09/25/2009 |
 Former Democratic National Committee Chairman Paul Kirk, Jr., has been sworn in as the temporary replacement for the late Edward M. Kennedy in the U.S. Senate. |  Kennedy confidant Paul G. Kirk Jr. was named yesterday as the state’s new interim senator, throwing himself immediately into the job by asking former staff members of Edward M. Kennedy to stay on, delivering his first speech in the role to a group of labor activists, and preparing to travel to Washington this morning to be sworn in. |
John Kerry asks $20m for Kennedy instituteBryan Bender The Boston Globe 09/25/2009 | Massachusetts Senate Approves Bill to Expedite a Successor to Edward KennedyABBY GOODNOUGH and CARL HULSE The New York Times 09/23/2009 |
 WASHINGTON - A large military spending bill moving through Congress contains a little-noticed outlay for Boston that has nothing to do with national defense: $20 million for an educational institute honoring late Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts. |  BOSTON —Fulfilling one of Edward M. Kennedy’s dying wishes, the Massachusetts State Senate approved a bill on Tuesday allowing a temporary replacement for the late senator. |
Bill to fill late Sen. Kennedy seat moves aheadAbby Goodnough San Francisco Chronicle 09/18/2009 | Massachusetts lawmakers to debate Kennedy succession billSTEVE LeBLANC AP 09/17/2009 |
 Boston - After hours of testy debate, the Massachusetts House of Representatives on Thursday approved legislation allowing Gov. Deval Patrick to appoint an interim successor to Sen. Edward Kennedy. |  BOSTON — Massachusetts lawmakers braced Thursday for a contentious debate on a bill allowing Gov. Deval Patrick to name an interim appointment to the Senate seat left vacant by the death last month of Edward Kennedy. |
Kennedy’s sons: Memoir reveals untold storiesMike Celizic MSNBC 09/15/2009 | Massachusetts Democrats support filling Kennedy seat nowSvea Herbst-Bayliss Reuters 09/10/2009 |
 Ted Kennedy Jr. and Rep. Patrick Kennedy, sons of the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, said that “True Compass” — the massive memoir the late senator was racing to complete before brain cancer took his life — uncovers details of his life even they didn’t know. “This book is an enormous revelation for us in many respects because these are stories we’ve never heard before,” Patrick Kennedy told TODAY’s Matt Lauer Monday in New York. |  Democratic politicians urged Massachusetts lawmakers on Wednesday to pass a law that would allow an interim senator to succeed the late Edward Kennedy immediately, preserving the party's 60-vote majority during a battle to overhaul the U.S. healthcare system. |
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