[The South Texan]

Thie AP reporter won't be covering the election for too much longer. How much air play will Chriss Mathewws and CNN give this? Zero!

[RAY]

After what the "main stream" media let the Clinton's get away with - there is little hope they will nail Kerry on this.

[freeangel]

So nice to have mccains help.

[ambrose]

Well well well...

I guess the Rats get more upset over Howie Dean's screaming than John Kerry's crookedness.

What flaming hypocrites. They disgust me.

[mass55th]

I'd also like to know how much Kennedy got from AIG.

[Republican Red]

Please leave Kerry alone for a few more weeks. Don't destroy the guys chance of getting the nomination.

The more I read about Kerry the more I am happy about Dean's sudden implosion.

Kerry would be a great candidate for President Bush to run against. Bring It On Him - in a few weeks.

[WVNan]

Alamo,I don't anyone else who is as qualified as you. All this stuff on Kerry needs to be archieved for future reference. We're going to need all the ammunition we can get. I'm afraid that some of the less flattering pictures of him during the Vietnam period will disappear from the internet if he wins the nomination. So many of these articles will be lost in the shuffle too. For some reason I worry about this. Should I?

[AmericanVictory]

The "Senator from AIG" has a zingy sound to it.

[AlaskaErik]

And thus beginith the Clintonista offensive to derail Kerry and ensure that Hitlery hath no obstacle in her royal path in four years.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for posting this.

Shermy fyi.

[unspun]

Here's the story, it's called....

The Big Pig at the Big Dig

or...

John Kerry Rapes the US Taxpayer

(US Taxpayer): "Ow!!! Ow!!! Ow!!! Ow!!!"

(John Kerry): "Mmmm. Better put some ketchup on that."

[Darlin']

Kerry is not liked by the press. They know he is a condescending, pontificating bore and do not want to spend months on press planes and buses covering his campaign.

[counterpunch]

[MeekOneGOP]

Kerry blocked Law, Drew Cash

Excerpt:

WASHINGTON - A Senate colleague was trying to close a loophole that allowed a major insurer to divert millions of federal dollars from the nation's most expensive construction project. John Kerry (news - web sites) stepped in and blocked the legislation.

Over the next two years, the insurer, American International Group, paid Kerry's way on a trip to Vermont and donated at least $30,000 to a tax-exempt group Kerry used to set up his presidential campaign. Company executives donated $18,000 to his Senate and presidential campaigns.

Were the two connected? Kerry says not.

But to some government watchdogs, the tale of the Massachusetts senator's 2000 intervention, detailed in documents obtained by The Associated Press, is a textbook case of the special interest politicking that Kerry rails against on the presidential trail.

"The idea that Kerry has not helped or benefited from a specific special interest, which he has said, is utterly absurd," said Charles Lewis, head of the Center for Public Integrity that just published a book on political donations to the presidential candidates.

"Anyone who gets millions of dollars over time, and thousands of dollars from specific donors, knows there's a symbiotic relationship. He needs the donors' money. The donors need favors. Welcome to Washington. That is how it works."

The documents obtained by AP provide a window into Kerry's involvement in a two-decade-old highway and tunnel construction project in his home state of Massachusetts. Known as the "Big Dig," it had become infamous for its multibillion dollar cost overruns.

Please let me know if you want ON or OFF my General Interest ping list!. . .don't be shy.

[IonInsights]

This AP story on the front page of the Ann Arbor News today.

[OPS4]

How much air play will we give it, tons!
This article is also at News Max, I have
taken your links and theirs, and we will
post to every News Org, and forum we can.

Thanks.
Ops4 God BLess America!