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The dirt we have on Mrs Kerry would fill 1000's of Waxman industrial strength schnozolas.

June 20, 2003
Sen John Kerry's ketchup heiress wife, Teresa Heinz, is shaping up to be no help in his bid for the White House. The other day Heinz made a bizarre speech to the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus in which she failed to mention Kerry even once. The Boston Herald described it as a "35-minute harangue about hormones and the big, bad pharmaceutical companies' conspiracy against women." One attendee described it as "endless, pointless and confusing" and "far, far too technical," noting people all but ran for the door.

Heinz's bizarre speech to the Mass Women's Political Caucus failed to mention Kerry even once?........... Guess Hitlery musta gave Teresa a few pointers.... .....Mass Women's Caucus ....must be one liberal sucker of a choice-salivating mob.

The Teresa worries about the Al Queda at Gitmo-unbelievable!!!Has anyone else noticed how roughly and coldly Ho Chi Kerry treats The Teresa, while on the stump? Last week, while he was celebrating victory on stage,she approached him for a hug and he almost pushed her off the stage,shoving her out of the way,so he could shake someone's hand.The Clintons had the sense to at least attempt a public show of affection, albeit phony.If President Bush had done that to Laura,it would have been front page news. I think the Kerry campaign has put Teresa in a Silence of the Lambs mask,so she can't speak.

By James Neal, Associated Press, 11/25/2003

SEATTLE -- The wife of Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kerry said yesterday that suspected terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay should be given prisoner of war status.

"They were captured while fighting a war," Teresa Heinz Kerry said at an informal discussion with minority activists in Seattle. "They should have the rights that other prisoners of war have had."

Heinz Kerry said that denying the detainees the protections of the Geneva Convention is "insulting, ignorant, and insensitive" to the rest of the world.

She added that under President Bush, the United States, once known as the standard-bearer for human rights, is now considered a hypocrite.

"The arrogance shown by this administration on human rights and in its foreign policy is horrible," she said.

Some 660 people suspected of taking part in terrorist activity are being held at the prison on the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Many were captured in Afghanistan and Pakistan two years ago in the war on terrorism and are believed to be members of Al Qaeda or the Taliban.

The Bush administration has said its top priority is interrogating the detainees for intelligence on any planned terrorist attacks. A spokeswoman for the Kerry campaign said Senator Kerry supports his wife's position that the detainees should be given basic protections such as the right to an attorney.