The fury as a result is Kerry-esque in nature, with Obama's reaction similar.
And the only way I can pronounce your name properly is I remember John Kerry, who you worked for; so then my wife keeps telling me, "It's Kerry-akou!" Right, is that right?
This is not yet an anti-Kerry vote, because the Massachusetts senator has stolen Dean's antiwar resentment and adopted John Edwards's cheerful soak-the-rich pitch.
This is the segment of that exchange that aired on "Face the Nation": KERRY: We are working very hard with other interested parties to see if we can reignite a diplomatic outcome.
"It is imperative that the next president has an internalized sense of how important this is," said Robert E. Rubin, who was Treasury secretary under President Bill Clinton and is an informal Kerry adviser.
This was annoying to Kerry-Edwards campaigners in the state when the president and Senator Kerry were close in the polls, but less so, Mr. Adler said, now that the debates have reopened a slight lead for Mr. Kerry.
And just as Mr. Mitchell was on the radar screen for Foggy Bottom in a second term back then, so too is Mr. Kerry this year.
If Mr. Kerry is elected, the Kerrys will almost certainly be the wealthiest people ever to live in the White House.
New York Daily News, June 28th.Heil Kerry"This ad is the campaign equivalent of 'The Producers' an idea so egregiously tasteless and stupid that it might just succeed as camp....I should be disgusted by the attempted association of Democrats and Nazis, but it's too funny to get upset about.
Nor was Mr. Kerry the only opponent.
