BLOG: Joe Kennedy’s Growing Record of Incompetence
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Joe Kennedy rarely takes chances by making unscripted comments in public. Apparently, he’s not comfortable enough with issues, and he’s afraid he’ll say something wrong if he speaks off the cuff. Unfortunately for him, in the few instances in which he has offered impromptu remarks, he has revealed surprising ignorance of world events for someone seeking federal office. While every candidate makes mistakes, Joe has accumulated quite the record of gaffes in his amazingly short career.
The worst example of Joe’s campaign blunders came when he claimed that Osama Bin Laden was killed during a drone attack. While answering a question at the debate held at Wellesley College about his views on the drone strikes in Yemen and Somalia, Joe stated:
"I am a supporter of the President’s drone initiatives. I am a supporter of certainly the strike that the President launched to, that ended up in the killing of Osama bin Laden."
Joe wants to serve in the U.S. Congress, yet has no idea of how the most wanted man in the world died? How is it possible for a candidate to not be familiar with the actions of the now-famous SEAL Team 6?
Sadly, this is only one example of Joe’s foreign his policy blunders.
1) During a Democratic primary candidate debate on NECN’s Broadside with Jim Braude, Joe Kennedy incorrectly identified the capital of Israel as Tel Aviv. When questioned again by Braude, Joe doubled down on his answer.
2) While participating in a live chat on Patch.com, Joe was asked to describe specific programs that he would cut to balance the federal budget. He wrote:
"…Trimming the defense budget. We are winding two wars, which will yield a peace dividend. We also have to be more disciplined in how we spend, so I'd cut projects that even the DOD says they don't want, like the Osprey fighter and the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle."
There are only two problems with that plan: a) the “Osprey fighter” does not exist and has never existed, and b) the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle (EFV) had been cut almost two years before.
3) Joe again called publicly for the “Osprey fighter” to be eliminated during a joint editorial board meeting at the Fall River Herald News. Clearly his first mention of the non-existent “fighter” was intended.
While an “Osprey fighter” is not in existence, I believe that my opponent was referencing the V-22 Osprey. While it was at times a controversial program in the late-90s and early 2000s, the Marines and the Air Force have successfully used it for several years to conduct operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. In fact, a V-22 Osprey was used to carry the body of Osama Bin Laden to the aircraft carrier where he was buried at sea.
Joe’s answers clearly demonstrate why he is not only unqualified to serve in Congress. His lack of knowledge coupled with a lack of willingness to learn the issues, form a dangerous combination for someone who would vote on national security issues.
As one of my volunteers, a Marine who wrapped up his active duty in the past month, recently said, “The military has so much invested in the Osprey that it couldn’t function if the program was cut. No one wants it cut.”
Kennedy’s suggestion to cut the Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle was not exactly a bold stance either. According to a New York Times article from January 2011, the program was cut nearly two years ago.
Given that Joe Kennedy seldom takes positions on issues and, that when he does, he almost never gives specifics, it’s particularly odd that he should try to demonstrate expertise in a field that is so clearly a strength of mine and a weakness of his.
Joe Kennedy is inexperienced and unqualified. His answer on the location of the capital of Israel demonstrated his ignorance of foreign policy. The suggestion that we cut either made up programs or programs that were already eliminated only underscores how dangerous he would be if he was let loose in the halls of the Capitol Building.
America has real problems. The Fourth Congressional District needs a real leader – someone with military and national security experience and a background in the private sector.
With a growing track record of incompetence with foreign policy and now Defense spending, Joe Kennedy is clearly not qualified or ready to serve in Washington.
The people of the Fourth District should send someone with knowledge and experience in national security. They should send in a Marine.
Brian Hutchinson
8:05 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
At least Joe wont go along with the Nazi System that Sean will follow suit in.
todd
7:38 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Will someone PLEASE tell the Kennedy's to GO AWAY. The "entitlement" mentality. Are you kidding me? Send him back to Chapaquitic... Move back with Mama. Hopefully, DC is not in your future
Patrick
8:44 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Calling someone a Nazi is a sure sign of a flabby mind with a weak argument. I know you can do better than this, BH.
paul
10:14 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012
This race is going to come down to the Democrat vote vs the Republican vote. It does not matter that Sean Bielat thinks he's more qualified because he was a grunt. I was in the USN for 6yrs, does that make me more qualified than Joe Kennedy? Massachusetts is a blue state, Kennedy wins this race by a landslide!
todd
7:42 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Just because the "OLD BITTIES" think they are voting for Jack. Sean IS more qualified. What has the kid done? Oh, I get it he's of the I me generation.... Vote for Someone who is not of the "entitlement" generation. Maybe thigs really will change. R hood is correct NAZI. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!!!!
R. Hood
5:19 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Todd....I over heard Patches offering the following advise to JoKe. If you fine yourself in trouble, and you will, (running in to jersey barriers outside the Capital Bldg or being stopped by airport security or having a drug problem) just offer up the good ole Kennedy line "Don't you know who I am". Also, don't forget I was called joke long before you!... Oh how our Founding Fathers must be throwing up in their graves!
Ken B.
3:12 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
I support and will vote for Sean Bielat with accomplished business experience, who has served in the military, knows what it's like to go for a real job interview and earn himself a job, has to earn a paycheck to keep food on the table to support his family and pay all the bills, vs the trust-funded candidate who has done none of the above.
RuKiddingMe
3:19 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
I would NOT vote for Sean!! Let me tell you why. You spend more time talking about the faults of others instead of telling the voters what you bring to the table. Trash talking doesn't win elections. Just because he was marine doesn't mean his ideas will help us.
Ken B.
3:44 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
The person to best represent me is the one who (for the most part) shares my ideas, and understands what the majority of people who have footed and are footing the bills in the country are going through. This is obtained through life experiences.
Joe, may be a decent person, but we agree less on the course for the future of the country. Joe does not have that life experience, and does not fit the description of someone who would represent me.
Ken B.
3:46 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Because I criticize Joe K, YOU wouldn't vote for Sean ?
Interesting to say the least.
R. Hood
4:29 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Rukiddingme... Applying your philosophy to the other racers would lead me to believe your voting for Romney and Brown....Don't flop on us now!..
todd
7:44 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Sounds like Liz Warren. State nothing about what you will do. Vote anyone but a dem. (socialist).
Emcee of Seekonk
4:16 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
My vote is for Sean Bielat, but if by some stroke of misfortune the Kennedy name prevails we can take comfort in knowing he will be a junior representative in a Republican dominated House. In the meantime, he can be coached by the other Massachusetts Dems in the minority.
I doubt that Kennedy will do any harm... he's a likeable chap. But a vote for Bielat makes more sense.
deb of see-attleboro
4:39 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
I don't vote based on likeability. Joe's commercials are too syrupy for me.
He is portrayed as the grandson every elder dreams of. He will come over and mow your lawn, rake your leaves, paint your barn A cup of hot cocoa and a slice of apple pie is all he wants in return. Yet he was a prosecutor? I don't get it. Phoney?
I only saw one "debate". I think it was on a Boston station last week and it was a yawner.
Emcee of Seekonk
5:43 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
And speaking of candidates... have you ever seen a photo of Warren with her mouth closed? I swear if I have look into that open mouth much more... well, I just don't know what I'll do. Time this election wraps up.
Vote Bielat and Brown. Romney and Ryan.
@deb... Kennedy as a prosecutor seems the least likely thing he would do. Working for the Peace Corps is easier to believe.
Gretchen Robinson
7:53 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Emcee you and deb wouldn't like Kennedy if he walked on water. Too many closed minds.
todd
8:00 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Closed minds??? Wow. Really. A democrat in Massachusetts. Closed mind??? Let's put a Kennedy on the ballot. He'll get elected on name only. He has nothing to offer except his name. Why won't the new chosen one debate Sean? Joey has turned down over 20 debate requests. So much for answering any questions on the fly. Hey, I bet he brings a box of donuts to the Old Folks home and your vote is bought. nice.. Really, nice....
Richard W. Lunt
8:14 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Gretchen,
What kind of private sector experience does Joe Kennedy III have??? None, his only experience is two years of public sector work in the district attorney's office and working in the peace corp. None of the work experiences include creating good paying real jobs in the private sector, so he knows nothing about how the private sector works. Mr. Kennedy is also running on his family name, and the trouble is, people like you will blindly vote for him, just because his last name is Kennedy. A more experienced person is needed in Washington who understands private sector job creation and the methods to achieve them, that man is Sean Bielat.
Catherine
10:12 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
All I want to say is Kennedy is running on his name and he may just win because of all the Democrats that can't let the Kennedy name go. As for me, Sean Bielat is the man who will be getting my vote!! I don't vote for the party, I vote for the person who I think has the experience and can get the job done.
Gretchen Robinson
8:41 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Kennedy has the advantage of running against a candidate who wants to eliminate the Affordable Healthcare Act, interfere with women's right to make decisions about their own bodies. He's a Republican at a time when the party is SO extreme that no one can stand them. Bielat can say whatever he wants, can say he's pro-choice but with Republicans nationally making headlines about their extremist position on rape and abortion, women get scared about the whole ticket. We know George Ross is anti-abortion and anti-gay. (And so is Scott Brown though he makes out that he's pro-choice.... and Brown is definitely against gay marriage). Bielat gets tarred with all these brushes. He may be sincere, but at this point the national Republican ticket has so alienated the public, that many, many voters don't to trust Brown, Bielat, Ross.
Ken B.
9:32 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
And YOU call people closed-minded ? Recall Bielat switched from being a dem to republican ?
You criticized two posters above for insulting Joke, but it appears you can't tell the difference between criticism, insults and outright stupidity. The most ridiculous post is the nazi comment, and that you chose to ignore.
Sinclair
11:54 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
Which explains why Brown and Bielat distance themselves from Romney and the Republican party yet they support right wing values. For instance, Brown's admission that Antonin Scalia was his favorite Supreme Court justice was deadly and damaged his so-called independent claim.
Gretchen Robinson
8:43 pm on Saturday, November 3, 2012
todd,
do you think I live in an old folks home and eat donuts?? You are insulting to elders. And btw, I'll work circles around you any day. Got a neighbor's tree that came down during Sandy. Meet you in my side yard, but be prepared to WORK HARD.
todd
4:59 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Actually, I think the Dem are insulting. Medi-scare..... Rep. taking Social secucurity away. Womans right!! Ya know the deal same old tune. "let's scare the seniors they'll believe anything. If ti is told to them by a "Kennedy". Hey, I'm not teh one treating them like kids. Buying donuts. scaring them with lies... They deserve to be treated with dignity and told the truth. The donut trick is one used by democrats for a long time now. It started with Patrick "Druggie" Kennedy in Rhode Island. Like ALL Democrats, They have NOTHING to offer, except lies and more lies. Oh, and Gretch, Good For You.....
Brian Hutchinson
12:36 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
I wont vote for Sean because he is the New Scott Brown. Lot of promises to the people but will screw the people as soon as he says I do. To think any other way is laughable. When does a Blue collar guy like Sean fir in with the good Ole Boys? He dosent. He will be in rank in file just like the rest of the clueless drones. The Kennedys have always stood for the people. And always will.
paul
1:28 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
I trust a Kennedy and we will be in good hands once he's in. The Kennedy's have always been about public service, Joe is next in line and no one thinks they are voting for JFK. People already know who Joe is and want him to lead us. We know what we are getting from a Kennedy, we don't want a right wing fanatic flip flopping on us.
todd
5:14 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Bring back Camelot. JFK, Jackie O', Bobby, Teddy, John - John. etc. Drugs sex murder lies and cover-up. Nice.. That's the entitlement generation I am talking about.... Bring out the donuts....
Emcee of Seekonk
6:48 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Not all Kennedys are born to politics. Teddy's son Patrick was almost destroyed by life on the beltway. As soon as his father died, Patrick quit the HR, got his act together and appears to be happy with his new family.
Young Joe Kennedy appears too nice, too naive for the fray. Politics is a tough sport. And his father is not a powerful senator.
paul
8:39 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
People thought JFK was too sick, he went on to become one of our most important and loved presidents. Joe is a fresh face and just what our district needs right now.
Emcee of Seekonk
11:00 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
This country needs a reset so we can feel confident about ourselves again. If Joe Kennedy III can bring fresh ideas to the table, then I'm all for Joe. I'm just afraid that without his father standing behind him providing the answers, he is going to be made the fool of many times and he's likely to be ineffective. Only in Massachusetts are Kennedys beloved.
Jim O'Connor
11:32 am on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Wow! Desperation at the end by Mr. Bielat.
Has Mr. Bielat ever disclosed who owns and controls one click politics and OCP Holdings LLC, the entities from which he derives so much of his "private sector experience"? Karl Rove per chance?
paul
12:48 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
When Republicans get desperate (and they always do) they play the security card. If you don't vote Republican you will not be safe. We have never been more safe than we are right now and I'm a veteran just like Sean. Bielat lost last time and he's going down again and he knows it. See you at Seekonks only poll, S.H.S.
Langelo Mysterioso
5:17 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
The Kennedy's feel they are ENTITLED to everything in life. One of the most corrupt families to ever inhabit Massachusetts.
todd
5:28 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
And to think, Someone like Liz Warren could get elected... Wow. Are we in the land of fruits and nuts? California.... At least the rest of the country has a clue. How fast the country is headed toward the same fate as Greece.... They are our only hope.....
Gretchen Robinson
6:58 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
she said, if elected, "I will work my heart out for you." With Brown we'd get a Republican who wants to hide the fact he's a Republican. See his recent ads. No thanks, I don't want a Republican when the whole party has gone so far to the extreme right. Maybe when the Republican party regains is sanity and acts responsibly. Their irrational beliefs and positions have to be faced.
todd
7:52 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Just what I thought. Closed MINDED. Will not give anyone a chance. Will only ever vote for a dem. Not surprised. I
todd
4:23 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Gretchen, I can't believe I am saying this. I agree with you. Marsha is a GREAT AG. That is as far as it goes.
Frank DelVecchio
6:31 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Another Bielat robocall - mean spirited and lowbrow. Complains about Kennedy not answering questions, sticking to scripts - thought he was talking about Romney. This guy is not only going to lose, he’s burning bridges here.
Richard W. Lunt
7:51 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Scott Brown is the most bipartisan Senator in Washington.
paul
12:00 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Richard Lunt, did you get that fact from his add? Is that what Scott told you? Do you believe everything the right tells you in TV commercials? You're in a cult!
Gretchen Robinson
8:38 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
you believe it as an article faith, apparently. The Globe said that way early in Brown's tenure in the Senate. You will notice that the Boston Globe endorsed Elizabeth Warren. She is the best candidate by far. She has character and will devote herself to doing the job, unlike Brown whose grandstanding and traveling the country to raise money and be seen as the Republican's great new hope. He's not.
Richard W. Lunt
9:05 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Gretchen,
Once again, you're spreading lies about Senator Brown. he's not grandstanding on any issue, he devotes his time at his job as a U.S.Senator and he's one of the most bipartisan U.S Senators in Washington. He reads the bills, asks the right questions, and does the research before voting on legislation. Senator Brown is a problem solver, that's what he is, and for Scott Brown, it doesn't matter what political party a person is from, it matters that parties be put aside in order to find solutions that will bring a healthy economy with good paying jobs back to Americans.
Anonymous
10:27 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Boston Globe endorsed Elizabeth Warren? What a shocking news! And who cares about their endorsement? They also endorsed Martha Coackley. But people have their own brains.
Anonymous
10:30 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
But yes, it's an uphill battle for a Republican in Massachusetts. Because people here will vote for a dog as long as it wears a "D" on the neck.
Gretchen Robinson
10:42 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
Anonymous,
Lots of people listen to and heed the Boston Globe endorsement. Brown ran a sleazy campaign especially when he attacked Elizabeth Warren for her statements on being part native American. That was just scurrilous and indicates his race to the bottom campaigning.
Martha Coakley would have made a great Senator but she continues to do excellent work as Attorney General of Massachusetts.
I think your two comments bookends. You say "people have their own brains" and in your next breath, "people here will vote for a dog as long as it wears a "d" on its collar." Seems like a major inconsistency in your statements....
People vote Democratic because at least we're sane, we're reality-based. Republicans have run an extremist view on so many issues. There are 15 Repub. candidates for the Senate who want to outlaw birth control and abortion, including forcing a girl or woman impregnated by rape to continue the pregnancy. Remember the "legitimate rape" comment?
todd
4:20 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Ditto
Frank DelVecchio
10:35 pm on Sunday, November 4, 2012
What a sad, pathetic screed by a desperate candidate. I’m glad Mr. Bielat is venting his spleen in the Patch - that’s clearly the best use of his time in the waning hours of a campaign.
Darren Major
3:00 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
I have to agree - Joe Kennedy, I feel, based on his efforts knows exactly what he has to do to do good for the 4th district - It's going to need someone who spent his time reaching out to a diverse district - listening and understanding - Bielat already proved the district wasn't a priority when he left after losing....so why would we just accept his "interest" because he came back on an opportunity....voting GOP out of hate or reflex isn't intelligent - Joe will be the better congressman and i am proud to already have voted for him! (and Obama, and Warren, and Heroux too)
todd
10:53 am on Monday, November 5, 2012
Boston globe. Wow. Like msnbc . Anything with a D will get endorsed.p "lean forward"... They don't even try to hide they're bias. Sane? I think not. Look at this wacky state. How many dems in jail or should be? Too many to count. One party rule. Sure way to corruption.
Ken Tenglin
3:26 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
@Gretchen, Martha Coakley is an excellent attorney general? People vote Republican because they care about run away spending and overgrown government. We are very sane and care deeply about trying to clean up from the mess you people make at all levels of government. Since when did having a cell phone become a right and a necessity? Socialized medicine is going to ruin the best health care system in the world! Stop drinking the Koolaid, turn off CNN and MSNBC and pull your head out of the sand. The last thing we need is more Czars and cabinet posts, we need real leadership. Vote for change!
Gretchen Robinson
9:27 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Such bitterness, such venom. Go ahead blame and shame everyone else. Maybe, just maybe Republicans will take just one moment to look in the mirror and realize that the mad desire for power is empty and their bullying of immigrants, women, Blacks, Gays as a campaign tactic.
If you want to talk about leadership, maybe we'll do that. I think Obama is a real leader and Romney is not. He catered to the billionaires all along the way in the campaign. He kissed the rings of the Bishops and Evangelicals. He kissed the butts of anyone who demanded it, (Donald Trump, anyone? the Koch brothers, Adelson, etc. etc.).
todd
4:03 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
"Sane" .. "Insane" more like it. Let's keep trying the samething over and over "hoping" for a different result. Sounds like voting democrat to me.....Medi-scare, attack the successful.. and Scare the elderly......
Gretchen Robinson
9:20 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
I'm an elder and I am not scared. Obama will protect Medicare as we know it. "attack the successful'??? All I see is people like Curt Schilling getting loans to start a video game company and then defaulting. Poor man had to cash in his gold coins to pay off some debts. Meanwhile the State of RI is out millions. I'm sorry for RI but am glad we have a governor who was against it. Gov. Chafee in RI was against it, but he got outvoted.
Ken B.
9:37 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
That's a serious problem if all you see is Curt Schilling !!! Are you blinded to Solyndra, Evergreen Solar, Fisker Auto and the rest of Obama's "pick the green industry loser" ventures with money borrowed from China, or do you simply choose to ignore them ?
Ken B.
9:32 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
Elizabeth Warren will simply be another Harry Reid lapdog, and vote with the demos 100% of the time. That's the same Harry Reid who has intentionally prevented the Senate from passing a budget for over 3 years.
Scott Brown has already proven that he does not vote the party line, period.
Gretchen Robinson
9:48 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
the Republicans have refused to pass any progressive legislation... Harry Reid is the boy with his finger in the dike holding back the onslaught of extremism that the political and religious right promote ad nauseam.
Imagine 6 years of Elizabeth Warren. My idea of heaven. An advocate for equal pay for women. A defender of the middle class and a protector of consumers. A woman who will 'work (her) heart out for' us. She will protect Medicare and the Affordable Healthcare Act. She's someone who can work well with Obama and Kerry to overcome Republican intransigence. This intransigence has held the average American and business interests back for far too long.
As you Rethugs sow, so shall you reap.
Ken B.
10:46 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
"Rethug" ?? Not an uncommon means of address coming from a liberal nutjob.
"Progressive" = liberal democrat.....that surprises you ?
I already have one useless fraud of a senator who lives at Louisburg Square on Bacon Hill, who "is fighting for me, and don't need another who "will work her (bleeding liberal) heart out for" me.
My wallet and my family cannot afford it.
Gretchen Robinson
10:54 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012
what kind of car do you drive? or pickup? how old? how often do you go out to dinner? I bet you are richer by far than most in the US and certainly your you are wealthy beyond the means of most of the world. QUIT-YER--BELLY-ACHING. No one laid a glove on you Tea Party types. What would you do if you really had to face adversity. You over entitled, self satisfied, self-aggrandizing types make me sick. Follow me around for a day.
Ken B.
8:31 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Nicely done Gretch, the "class warfare" demo talking point response !
How did you like Fauxcahontas' press conference with Pee-Wee Patrick ? Definitely not ready for prime time. She couldn't get out of there fast enough.....she was running late for the leash fitting that Harry Reid orders for his lapdogs.
Follow you around for a day ? No thanks....There's more to life than trips to the fridge and sitting on the couch and changing the channels from daytime talk shows back and forth with PMSDNC.
RuKiddingMe
6:54 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
BLOG: Sean Beilat's Growing Record of Incompetence!!
He didn't learn the first time. He didn't learn the second time.
You will count Sean's votes on one hand !!
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