[Vision2020] Kerry Story in THE SCOTSMAN, UK newspaper

[thansen@moscow.com]

Let's see now.  I can trust the word of an established and respectable news 
service (CNN) who doesn't seem to have ANYTHING on this allegation or I can 
believe a right wing (slightly slanted) news service reporting (again) on what 
they perceive to be sexual exploits of a Democrat.

Gee.  That is a tough call.

I think that I will stay with CNN, ok?

Tom Hansen

> http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=2525830
>  
> 6:28pm (UK)
> Mystery of Kerry and the Intern 
> 
> By Mark Sage, PA News, in New York 
> 
> Allegations against Vietnam war hero John Kerry today threatened his runaway 
presidential
campaign.
> 
> Right-wing news web site The Drudge Report – which broke the Monica Lewinsky 
scandal –
claimed a woman close to Senator Kerry recently left America at his behest.
> 
> It also reported that his former rival for the Democratic nomination, General 
Wesley
Clark, told reporters in an off-the-record conversation last week: “Kerry will 
implode
over an intern issue.”
> 
> Internet columnist Matt Drudge said three reporters could confirm the 
comments by former
Nato Supreme Allied Commander Clark, who quit the race for the party’s 
nomination
yesterday amid poor results.
> 
> He also claimed that Time magazine, ABC News, Washington Post and Associated 
Press – where
the woman in question was said to have once worked – had been investigating her
relationship with Kerry for several days.
> 
> Decorated Vietnam veteran Kerry is married to Theresa Heinz Kerry, the 
wealthy heiress to
the food empire.
> 
> Drudge claimed a close friend of the mystery woman approached a reporter late 
last year
claiming “fantastic stories”.
> 
> He also suggested that behind-the-scenes panic in the Kerry camp was 
prompting former
campaign front-runner, former Vermont Governor Howard Dean, to increase his 
attacks on
Kerry in the last few days.
> 
> Drudge said that explained why Dean decided to reverse his decision to drop 
out of the
race if he failed to win the Wisconsin primary on February 17.
> 
> Senator Kerry, from Massachusetts, is currently the runaway favourite to win 
the
Democratic ticket to run against President George Bush in November.
> 
> He has won 12 of the 14 state primaries and caucuses held so far.
> 
> Kerry was born on December 11, 1943 in Denver, Colorado. He has two children 
from his
first marriage, and three step-children with his current wife.
> 
> A Kerry campaign spokesman had no immediate comment in response to the claims.
> 
> 
> 
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