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Senator Edward M. Kennedy has represented Massachusetts in the U.S.
Senate since he was first elected in 1962 to finish the term of his
brother, President John F. Kennedy. He is now the second most senior
member of the Senate. Throughout his career, he has fought for issues that
benefit the people of Massachusetts and the nation - bringing quality
health care to every American, improving homeland security and national
defense, restoring economic growth and helping the unemployed, improving
elementary and secondary schools, strengthening civil rights laws,
protecting Social Security, assisting individuals with disabilities, and
fighting for legislation to protect the environment. |
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