In the 1950's Senator McCarthy was holding hearings to investigate possible members of the communist party in various American businesses and even in government positions. Robert F. Kennedy was for a time a member of McCarthy's staff.
The Kennedys; Ted Kennedy sever as a US senator from 1962 until his death in 2009.
He was a member of the iconic Kennedy family, the brother of former president John F. Kennedy (JFK) and presidential hopeful Bobby Kennedy (both who were assassinated) and served as senator of Massachusetts from 1962-2009.
he was a senator and a member of th ehouse of represenatives
Assuming that you are referring to Joseph McCarthy, the notorious anti-Communist Republic Senator in the 1950s, then Truman never fired him. As a member of Congress, McCarthy was elected (from Wisconsin), and could not be fired by a President.
Member of the US House, United States Senator and President.
yes it was because of a family member
The only accuser affected was Joseph McCarthy himself. There was a commission set up called the "Watkins Committee" headed by former judge, Senator Arthur Watkins. In September, the committee recommended censuring Senator McCarthy and on November 8, 1954, that is what Congress did. Although he still was a member of the Senate, he no longer had any powers and he was ignored by the Senate. He started drinking and died of acute hepatitis on May 2, 1957. Sitting on the McCarthy panel were notables like Richard Nixon and Robert Kennedy.
He was a US Senator and a member of the US House of Representatives representing Massachusetts.
de·mar·cate means: 1. To set the boundaries of; delimit.2. To separate clearly as if by boundaries; distinguishBased on this definition demarcate is a verb. Senator Edward Kennedy is a person, which is a noun.Ted Kennedy is not a demarcate. He is a democrat. A member of a political party.
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