[anniegetyourgun]

One potential sticking point: Kerry has claimed half ownership of the couple's Boston townhouse, taking out a $6.4 million mortgage on his half in December 2003 to shore up his then-flagging presidential bid. However, the Heinz-Kerrys' Boston property was nowhere to be found among the joint holdings listed in Kerry's most recent financial disclosure forms...

Well, well....

[Smartass]

[bogdanPolska12]

He said "My wife is doing exactly what the law requires," then what's the problem then? Why can she tell us what she is doing. I know Kerry, you are such a woosp man.

[kdot]

Disclosure is required for transparency. But if a candidate/president can hide graft in his wife's bank account and taxes, then transparency is a joke.

[Fixit]

"My wife is doing exactly what the law requires"

Let's make this a bit more accurate.

"My wife is doing the absolute minimum that the law requires"

I wonder if there is any chance that the $6MM dollar loan, against property 'effin never disclosed that he owned, story will actually get traction.

[LisaMalia]

C'mon TerYaySa....fess up!!

P.S. Would love to hear your voice someday. I imagine you have a lovely accent. Why haven't I ever heard you speak on tv?

[MediaMole]

"My wife is doing the bare minimum exactly what the law requires," Kerry told NBC's "Meet the Press.

Whatever happened to the old democratic mantra, "the appearance of impropriety?"

[per loin]

How's that old line go? "Caesar's wife must be above suspicion."

[The Great RJ]

No question she is the source of Mr. Kerry's wealth. However, I think more needs to be done to investigate likely illegal contributions to the Kerry campaign by groups funded in whole or part by Heinz foundations under Mrs. Kerry's control.

[CFC__VRWC]

"My wife is doing exactly what the law requires," Kerry told NBC's "Meet the Press." "I mean, we have laws in America, and the law requires that the candidate release their tax returns," but not the spouse.

And that right there may well be the last we hear about this issue. We'll make some noise about it here on FR, and Rush and Sean will probably continue to push it. And we should - maybe we can put some legs on this story, but it's going to be a very tough uphill climb to do so. I'd expect a testy New York Times editorial in the next few days that basically echoes what Kerry said on MTP, and then savages the Republicans for playing politics with people's personal lives (or some such similar bilge).