When you're a Kennedy, you can't even have your "slip" from sobriety in peace. According to Jeff Neumann on Gawker, Patrick Kennedy, who admits to a problem with substances, had downed six vodkas at a bar. He was badmouthing his uncle JFK, contending Barack Obama was the best president ever. After, the bar shut him off.
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