[eeriegeno]

Kerry said his ex-wife, Julia Thorne, sees no reason to release the records, nor do their two children. "It's none of anybody's business. Period," he said.

Oh, but it is our business, Mr Kerry, to determine what kind of character you are before putting you in charge. We didn't do that with Mr Clinton and found that he would rather play with females more than attend to the affairs of the state. You need to release all of your records (medical, marital, military) if we are to trust you.

[EQAndyBuzz]

"Oh, but it is our business, Mr Kerry, to determine what kind of character you are before putting you in charge. We didn't do that with Mr Clinton and found that he would rather play with females more than attend to the affairs of the state. You need to release all of your records (medical, marital, military) if we are to trust you."

And you are to quit your Senate seat to show that you have the courage to rise up to a challenge with nothing to fall back on except your moral fortitude and beliefs.

[Judith Anne]

I guess Kerry's nervous, since a court ruled that releasing Jack Ryan's divorce records was in the public interest. The Chicago Sun-Times sued and got them, combed over them for anything of interest, and drove him out of his political race.

I'd like to see Kerry's. After all, his political office is SOOOOO much more important than Ryan's. We should have all the information we need to make a truly informed decision. /dripping schadenfreude

[LisaMalia]

Oh, but it is our business, Mr Kerry, to determine what kind of character you are before putting you in charge. We didn't do that with Mr Clinton and found that he would rather play

I agree. Fair is fair. In this "have to know everything" society, I didn't think anything was off limits anymore. Including military secrets.

If the liberal media can stick their collective noses into every aspect of a Republican politician's life, and our military, why should Kerry be immune to such scrutiny?