Excerpts from National Enquirer story about Kerry

National Enquirer | February 12, 2004 | Hildy

[uvular]

Thanks for posting!

Isn't it odd that every tv cablenews network immediately ran the NE's story on Rush, with no qualms of it's accuracy, but so far, I haven't seen a peep of this or Drudge's headline on CNN, MSNBC, or FOX? Has anyone else?

Per Rush, Clark to be on CNN @ 3:30 est; will they ask Gen. Clark about this-Hah!

[bayourod]

""How many times have I walked into that hotel...." he said, his voice trailing off. "

We're just starting to find that out.

[RippleFire]

bump

[petitfour]

Here is a link to a series on Kerry. It has further details about Richard Kerry and John Kerry's mother, whose family is/was worthy of American military intervention/rescue. It's very long. It seems to have many holes, but I guess they weren't doing an exhaustive history of the Kerry/Kohn family.

http://www.boston.com/globe/nation/packages/kerry/061503.shtml

[mewzilla]

I haven't seen a peep about it, either. Gotta love the internet.

[Hildy]

Someone reminded me of this today. It was originally published in February, 2004.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

A family member claimed the name Kerry was chosen by dropping a pencil on a map of Europe. The pencil landed on County Kerry in Ireland.

And if you buy that one I think you'd be interested in purchasing shares in an enterprise to construct a bridge connecting lower Manhattan with Long Island.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I never pick them up for fear of an illness I learned about as a child - cooties.

I often pick one up and peruse it while on line, though I return it to the rack before checking out. I read it with the same morbid curiosity with which the tongue probes a festering tooth.

[JustaCowgirl]

"So who were John Kerry's parents?"

Foghorn Leghorn and The Little Red Hen.