To: Cboldt
Kerry probably only agreed to make his appearance today with the stipulation that the topic only be brushed upon, and then swiftly brushed off. I'm sure Kerry realizes that the question had to be asked so he allowed Imus to ask.
He will stay in denial until some hard evidence comes to light ala Lewinski-gate, or the girl comes foreword and admits to an affair.
To: Jackie-O
Imus doesn't play that way.
472 posted on
02/13/2004 10:22:37 AM PST by
leadpenny
((( A Vietnam Vet Who Is Not Fonda Kerry )))
To: Jackie-O
Kerry probably only agreed to make his appearance today with the stipulation that the topic only be brushed upon, and then swiftly brushed off. I'm sure Kerry realizes that the question had to be asked so he allowed Imus to ask. Oh, I dunno. I think Imus marches to his own drummer. I don't listen to Imus much because I don't find his schtick entertaining. I believe that Imus chose the direction of this morning's interview, and isn't amenable to direction from his guests.
I do agree with the speculation that Kerry will either deny or "no comment" the story. My intuition is that one object of the media and DNC is to paint this as an RNC-planted story, and another object is to paint any person who is taken aback by the story as a busybody.
474 posted on
02/13/2004 10:28:59 AM PST by
Cboldt
To: Jackie-O
He will stay in denial until some hard evidence comes to light ala Lewinski-gate, or the girl comes foreword and admits to an affair.
The girl's been promised millions for her silence.
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