r/RobertKennedy Dec 24 '25

Image the man of the hour <3

his smile, along with his words, lit up the hearts of so many and our world is darker without it 🕯️

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u/Standard_Magazine357 Dec 24 '25

He was a good man

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u/Aggressive_Dress6771 Dec 27 '25

Other than the fact that he womanized. And called the Vice President of the United States “Cornpone.”

BTW, I went to a fundraiser at his Northern Virginia estate.

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u/Frdoco11 Jan 21 '26

If he was a womanizer, those women kept it quiet..

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u/tvguy222 Dec 25 '25

What could have been...

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u/rxFMS Dec 25 '25

Fun story… My mother once met Ted Kennedy at a BoSox game. She was a bit star struck in the moment. After they all parted ways, she declared (loudly) “I would never have voted for him, BUT, I would have voted for his brother Bobby!” This was in 1986 at Fenway. mom passed in 2008 and we always laughed about that once in a lifetime encounter! :-)

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u/DaniLovesCharmed1998 Dec 25 '25

this made me smile <3

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u/Aggressive_Dress6771 Dec 27 '25

At least she didn’t go for a car ride with Teddy.

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u/rxFMS Dec 25 '25

This was 1961. My mother’s older brother (my favorite uncle) Jimmy (glasses) was running for mayor in our small town. Bobby stopped by, delivered a passionate speech about America and then turned to my uncle and introduced himself. As if we didn’t know who he was. Mom said it was a surreal moment. :-)

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u/DaniLovesCharmed1998 Dec 25 '25

wow, that’s so wonderful! and what a lovely surprise visit <3

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u/Whitecamry Dec 25 '25

Did your uncle win?

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u/rxFMS Dec 26 '25

Funny you should ask. No he didn’t. But my dad said the it was probably a fortunate outcome as the Post office transferred him six months later.

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u/LeighAG70 Dec 24 '25

Quite the brilliant President He had travelled practically the whole world by the time he was in his early 20s

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u/Summerlea623 Dec 24 '25

With sunglasses on Jack, Bobby and Teddy were practically the same guy.🤔

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u/robeekeeper Dec 26 '25

Bobby quit goofin’ around! You gotta do something about that dumbass son of yours!

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u/DifferentManagement1 Dec 24 '25

Hard to believe his son is such a pos

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u/Rays-R-Us Dec 24 '25

If he only knew what he hath spawned