At Justice, An Unusual Balancing Act; Left and Right Converge To Honor Robert F. Kennedy

The Washington Post | November 21, 2001| | Copyright

Robert F. Kennedy may have dreamed things that never were and asked, "Why not?" But it's doubtful even Kennedy could have imagined the scene yesterday at the Justice Department.

There was a Republican president and his arch-conservative attorney general naming the Justice building after the brother of the nation's top arch-liberal, and leading a standing ovation for Ethel Kennedy on her late husband's 76th birthday. Bush and Ashcroft grinned and applauded when a speaker said to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a frequent administration nemesis, "Teddy, we love you and we thank you."

And there was the ...

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