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To: Gorilla44
Asked if the Kerry campaign bothered to get the details of Knowles’ personal story, spokeswoman Judy Reardon said Kerry’s use of the words “every day” in describing Knowles story was “a colloquialism.” She went on: “When a woman has a mastectomy and goes through therapy, I don’t need to double-check on her.”

And furthermore...

This shows the naiveté of the Kerry Campaign. Plenty of cancer sympathy hoaxes have be perpetrated - simply because it is the best possible hoax. Due to medical privacy laws - no reporter can possibly verify the claim to be the victim of cancer or some other dread medical malady.

11 posted on 08/10/2004 7:48:38 PM PDT by Wally_Kalbacken
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To: Wally_Kalbacken
said Kerry’s use of the words “every day” in describing Knowles story was “a colloquialism.”

What is she saying there? That "every day" means something it doen't mean? Do they use those words in a different way in New Hampshire?

She went on: “When a woman has a mastectomy and goes through therapy, I don’t need to double-check on her.”

She NEEDS to check on her boss, the repeatedly documented liar.

27 posted on 08/10/2004 7:56:57 PM PDT by Howlin (Saving Private Hamster)
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