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PARIS -- U.S. diplomats here respond to Jacques Chirac's continued Yankee-bashing following George W. Bush's re-election by saying the French president is out of step with his people, who are not nearly that anti-American. But thoughtful Frenchmen believe President Chirac is mining a deep vein of sentiment among fellow citizens that transcends President Bush. During a week in Paris, I encountered none of the rudeness I had been warned to expect because of my nationality. However, the question goes beyond amenities to visitors. One French intellectual described anti-Americanism to me as ''a cancer that is sweeping across the country.'' It...

Tuesday, July 27, 2004 ELECTION 2004Teresa's anti-Kennedy tiradeDay after reporter altercation, old words haunt Mrs. Kerry Posted: July 27, 20041:00 a.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com Teresa Heinz Kerry A day after Teresa Heinz Kerry told a hometown reporter to "shove it," some equally testy words from 29 years ago came back to haunt the would-be first lady. The Boston Herald today published excerpts from a 1975 book about political wives in which she ripped the Democratic Party generally and the senior senator from Massachusetts – Ted Kennedy – specifically. In the book, "The Power Lovers: An Intimiate Look at Politicians and Their...

XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX MON JULY 26, 2004 21:00:01 ET XXXXX TERESA HEINZ UNEARTHED: 'I DON'T TRUST TED KENNEDY'; DEMOCRATS 'PUTRID' A historic bombshell interview has surfaced of Teresa Heinz Kerry ripping Ted Kennedy and the Democrat political machine! The interview is set for splashing at the BOSTON HERALD, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned, the newspaper which originally ran the session with a then Republican Teresa Heinz. The candid flashback hits as both Teresa and "Bastard" Kennedy prepare to address the Democrat convention in Boston. ABCNEWS's GOOD MORNING AMERICA plans to highlight the Teresa Heinz interview Tuesday. Host Charlie Gibson...

MIDI - MASTER OF THE HOUSE It's a machine...quite a machine...it's the most putrid thing I have seen Come take a look...please take a look...it's in my book You'll be concluding they're really mean...so very mean They abuse their wives and lead sordid lives But there is one who's clearly the most obscene Bastard of the house...that is Teddy K That should sum up well the things I've got to say He's a piece of work...he's the worst of all At the bar he'll always be at final call I am surely not a psychic...but I have a real...

ABC news has a story up about an interview with Teresa Heinz-Kerry from 1976 (when she was married to a Republican Senator). In the interview, Heinz-Kerry says she doesn't trust Ted Kennedy and the Democratic political machine is "putrid." "In the Jan. 13, 1976, interview with the Boston Herald American (now the Boston Herald), Heinz Kerry said she didn't trust President Richard Nixon but added, 'Ted Kennedy I don't trust either.' She went on to say that she knew 'some couples who stay together only for politics. If Ted Kennedy holds on to that marriage just for the Catholic vote,...

Nothing more now, but this was exactly what Rush alluded to several times today on his show, that there were damning interviews of this kookburger and that "someone" in the press would dig these out. Now, I wonder what she said about Kerry or Clinton just a few years ago?

XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX SUN JULY 25, 2004 17:02:35 ET XXXXX TERESA HEINZ UNEARTHED: 'I DON'T TRUST TED KENNEDY'; DEMOCRATS 'PUTRID' A historic bombshell interview has surfaced of Teresa Heinz Kerry ripping Ted Kennedy and the Democrat political machine! The interview is set for splashing at the BOSTON HERALD, the DRUDGE REPORT has learned, the newspaper which originally ran the session with a then Republican Teresa Heinz. The candid flashback hits as both Teresa and "Bastard" Kennedy prepare to address the Democrat convention in Boston. ABCNEWS's GOOD MORNING AMERICA plans to highlight the Teresa Heinz interview Tuesday. Developing... ----------------------------------------------------------- Filed...

Teresa Heinz Kerry, years before becoming a Democrat, railed against the party's ``putrid'' politics, said she didn't trust Sen. Edward M. Kennedy and angrily called the liberal lion a ``perfect bastard.'' In comments published in a little-known 1975 book about political wives called ``The Power Lovers: An Intimate Look at Politicians and Their Marriages,'' Heinz Kerry lashed out at the senator she'll share the primetime convention stage with tonight. ``I know some couples who stay together only for politics,'' Heinz Kerry said at the time. ``If Ted Kennedy holds on to that marriage (to ex-wife Joan) just for the Catholic...