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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson202-863-8614 Washington, DC—The Republican National Committee today unveiled a new Internet ad called “Priceless” outlining the cost of John Kerry’s recent Nantucket vacation. The ad can be viewed here on the GOP.com homepage.“John Kerry recently took a break from his Days of Malaise Tour to take a few priceless days off vacationing in Nantucket. Our newest Internet ad provides a few snapshots from John Kerry’s break at the beach. As John Kerry continues to travel the country introducing himself to the American people, we continue to help,” said Jim Dyke, RNC Communications Director. A script...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: RNC Press Office202-863-8614 Washington, DC -- Since the Republican National Committee unveiled “Classic Kerryopoly” over 2 million people have played the game, which introduces John Kerry to Americans. Today, the RNC unveiled “Special Edition Kerryopoly,” which allows players to guess where Senator Kerry will be spending some quiet time this weekend. “We know Senator Kerry will take a break from his ‘Days of Malaise Tour’ this weekend to spend some time relaxing. The question is: will he be boating on Nantucket Sound or hiking the hills in Idaho?” said RNC Communications Director Jim Dyke. “Special Edition...

WASHINGTON -- Go back three spaces, Mr. Monopoly. There's a new millionaire on the board - John Kerry. In "Kerryopoly," the Republican National Committee roasts the Democratic presidential candidate with an online satire of his well-heeled lifestyle. Players begin with just $40,000 in Kerryopoly money, the average national household income. "After a few trips around the board, most players will be millions of dollars in debt, proving that John Kerry's lifestyle is out of reach and out of sync with most Americans," RNC communications director Jim Dyke said in a statement. Three leading Republicans in the federal government - President...

The Republican National Committee has debuted on its website a mock version of Monopoly called "Kerryopoly" that features combinations of images and music to highlight the extraordinary wealth of the presumptive Democratic nominee and his wife. Each player begins with what is stated as the average household income in the U.S., $40,000. By rolling the on-screen dice, players then land on spaces on the game board, each of which features an asset or high-priced habit of Kerry's. Land on Nantucket, which at $9.18 million represents the worth of the senator's home there, and go into debt $9.14 million. The theme...

Roll the dice and travel around the Kerryopoly board from his house in Georgetown to his private plane, the Flying Squirrel. Play now and see if you can afford to live like John Kerry does.Click here to play now!