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Kennedy was sworn in to the Senate on November 7, 1962, one day after the November 6 election.
Teddy was seated the day after he won.
Kennedy was sworn in to the Senate on November 7, 1962, one day after the November 6 election.
Ted Kennedy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
No one has denied Brown his seat.
If his centerfold is any indications he's got a pretty sweet seat.No one has denied Brown his seat.
It appears the Dems have to many votes upcoming between now and the 11th, he wants his seat.
Will the Dems give it to him or play games?
Stay tuned...
Sen.-elect Brown demands to be seated - Washington Times
It appears the Dems have to many votes upcoming between now and the 11th, he wants his seat.
Will the Dems give it to him or play games?
Stay tuned...
Sen.-elect Brown demands to be seated - Washington Times
I'll take "Political Games" for $200, Alex.
It appears the Dems have to many votes upcoming between now and the 11th, he wants his seat.
Will the Dems give it to him or play games?
Stay tuned...
Sen.-elect Brown demands to be seated - Washington Times
I'll take "Political Games" for $200, Alex.
The answer is:
This Internet poster didn't bother to read the article in the OP or everyone's response before replying.
Sen.-elect Scott Brown (R), the successor to the late Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.), will be sworn in to office Thursday afternoon, giving Republicans 41 seats in the upper chamber.
"Once we get his certificate, we expect to swear him in tomorrow afternoon as early as 5 o'clock, which is earlier than he suggested," said Jim Manley, spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), in an interview Wednesday.
