The people Ted Kennedy helped when they needed it most | Boston Globe
They know about the scandals and the singular achievements, but for many people what most endures about Ted Kennedy is his gift for compassionate connection. Produced by Ann Silvio and Scott LaPierre / Globe Staff Feb. 21, 2009 Subscribe to the Boston Globe on YouTube: / bostonglobe Follow Boston Globe on: Twitter / bostonglobe Facebook / globe Instagram / bostonglobe
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Remembering Ted Kennedy's landmark speech at the 1980 Democratic convention | Boston Globe
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Ted Kennedy eulogy for Robert F. Kennedy (June 8, 1968)
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Lion of the Senate
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Senators look back at Ted Kennedy’s legacy
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