From the NY Times:
Former Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a New York City shoe shine boy who became an iconoclastic scholar-politician and served four terms in the Senate, died Wednesday. He was 76.
The New York Democrat and former U.N. ambassador had been in ill health. He was hospitalized in January for an intestinal disorder, and again soon after for a back injury. His latest setback was an infection after an emergency appendectomy on March 11 at the Washington Hospital Center.
Sen. Moynihan was a decent, honorable man who thought before he spoke, said what he thought, and meant what he said. He will be sorely missed.
Neal
I’ve never heard an unkind word said about Sen. Moynihan, from either side of the aisle. George F. Will’s column was especially eloquent.
Charles
I remember when the senator told sam donaldson the president clinton should be impeached “if he lied to the grand jury”. then he proceeded to vote against impeachment. so much for his honesty.
Charles
I remember when the senator told sam donaldson that president clinton should be impeached “if he lied to the grand jury”. then he proceeded to vote against impeachment. so much for his honesty.