Susan Estrich was on O'Reilly a few nights ago saying she believes Edwards will be his VP choice.
WASHINGTON, June 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Kerry campaign today announced two new key senior staff appointments to John Kerry's campaign -- Terry Edmonds in the speechwriting department and Marla Romash in the communications department for Teresa Heinz Kerry.
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Terry Edmonds joins the campaign's speechwriting department from AARP where he served as Director of Editorial Management for the nation's largest advocacy and membership organization devoted to improving the lives of older Americans. Prior to joining AARP, Edmonds served as Assistant to the President and Director of Speechwriting during the final term of President William Jefferson Clinton. In that capacity he was responsible for the production of all of the President's domestic policy speeches on such issues as education, transportation, race relations, welfare reform, health care reform, the State of the Union and the federal budget. Prior to assuming the leadership of the White House speechwriting office and beginning in 1995, Edmonds served as deputy director of Speechwriting for the President. He came to the White House after two years as deputy director of Speechwriting for HHS Secretary, Donna Shalala.
Marla Romash, who will handle communications for Teresa Heinz Kerry, joins the campaign from Romash Communications, the firm she created after serving as Communications director for vice president Al Gore. Romash joined then-Sen. Gore in January 1989 as Communications director in his Senate office. She worked with him throughout the 1992 campaign, traveling with the Senator as his Communications Director, and after the election, to the White House. A former newspaper reporter, television producer, political reporter and analyst, Romash has worked in U.S. Senate campaigns of Senators Chris Dodd (1980 Press Secretary), Joe Lieberman (1988 Communications Director), and Al Gore (1990 Communications Director). Romash also served as Dodd's Senate Press Secretary.