Another Kennedy Eyes Congress

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 10:53AM EDT / Published Feb. 28, 2010 2:35AM EST

Well that didn't take long. With Scott Brown only days into his term serving as Teddy Kennedy's replacement in the Senate, another Kennedy from Massachusetts is eyeing a possible congressional run. The Associated Press reports that Joseph P. Kennedy III, the 29-year-old grandson of Robert F. Kennedy, is considering running for the district representing Cape Cod if Rep. William Delahunt, the Democrat who currently holds the post, decides to retire. A graduate of Stanford and Harvard Law School, Kennedy now works as a prosecutor. Delahunt or Kennedy would likely face a viable Republican challenger.

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Another Kennedy Eyes Congress