An editorial in The Washington Times covers much of our previous discussion of the 1980’s treachery of two sitting US Senators: John Tunney and Edward Kennedy.

Even in a jaded world, it is breathtaking to discover a U.S. senator — brother of a former president — actively and secretly collaborating with Soviet leaders in an attempt to undermine the president of the United States’ nuclear defense policy during the height of the cold war.

Much of this information has been in the public arena for several years, as discussed at American Thinker, and today at Power Line.

No great surprise to El Nuko.

I mean, I’m glad to see Edward Kennedy get a little comeuppance in the national press, but to feign surprise is a little much. He’s been getting away with this kind of stuff for years, and this story has been out there since 2003.

Kevin Mooney draws some much needed attention to this matter, as outlined in Paul Kengor’s book, The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism.

NewsFlash: That sound you hear in the distance isn’t thunder. It is the sound of millions of angry elephants, stampeding toward the ballot box from the heart of Jesusland.