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Do you think it’s easy being Teresa Heinz Kerry today? This is a sad weekend for the Beautiful People of Louisburg Square. Yesterday was the first anniversary of Sen. Liveshot Kerry’s grudging concession speech at Faneuil Hall, after he was narrowly defeated for the presidency by a mere 4 million votes. It’s been a sad year for the Kerrys and all their get-a-life, trust-funded supporters who refuse to remove the fading Kerry-Edwards bumper stickers. This week, New England Cable News reporter Alison King interviewed 67-year-old Mama T about life since the tragedy of Ohio. (They were robbed in the Buckeye...

<p>So far, John Lockwood has had only two customers for his new Internet-based business, yet lawmakers in California, 14 other states and Congress are moving to shut it down.</p> <p>Lockwood operates a website — live-shot.com — that for a few hundred dollars lets anyone with access to a computer shoot and kill a variety of animals roaming a fenced ranch in Texas.</p>

While running for Senate against Bill Weld in 1996, a lot of the same issues that dog Kerry now were part of the political landscape. To placate some concerns, John Kerry allowed reporter Charles Sennott of the Boston Globe to watch five hours of his homemade video that was taken while he was on the Meekong Delta in Vietnam. The article, which is entited: "The making of the candidates: JOHN FORBES KERRY" was published on page A31 of the Globe on 10/6/1996. In it, Kerry admitted that he had used a video camera while in combat and had reenacted many...

March 28, 2005 Jesse Jackson to Visit Hospice and Meet with Schindlers On Tuesday morning, March 29, The Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., founder and president of the RainbowPUSH Coalition, plans to visit the Woodside Hospice, where Terri lives, located at 6774 102nd Avenue N. (near 66th Street N and 102nd Avenue N) in Pinellas Park, Florida. Rev. Jackson is responding to an invitation from the Schindler family to come and pray with the family, and if possible visit Terri Schiavo in the hospice. After meeting and praying with the Schindler family, Rev. Jackson will make a statement to the...

The morning after the Feb. 3 primaries, which vaulted Kerry into a virtual-ly insurmountable lead, the candidate was fuming over his missing hairbrush. He and his aides were riding in a van on the way to a Time magazine cover-photo shoot. Nicholson had left the hairbrush behind. "Sir, I don't have it," he said, after rummaging in the bags. "Marvin, f---!" Kerry said. The press secretary, David Wade, offered his brush. "I'm not using Wade's brush," the long-faced senator pouted. "Marvin, f---, it's my Time photo shoot." [Liveshot & Nurse Fuzzywuzzy]

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Also known as a John Kerry presidential preview... The wanna be demopublican presidential candidate is coming to town tonight and give Charlotte a taste of just how he plans on messing with our lives by causing gridlock downtown during a Panther game. (10 days out of 365 and this putz has to pick tonight) Afternoon rush hour will be tangled today with presidential candidate John Kerry arriving in uptown at 6 p.m. and the Carolina Panthers playing at 8 p.m. Streets will be closed for a short time near the Westin Hotel and Interstate 277 as Kerry arrives, but Charlotte-Mecklenburg...

I found getting divorced a super-painful process." - Sen. John F. Kerry Election night, Nov. 7, 1982, was a star turn for John F. Kerry, the brash anti-Vietnam War activist turned crime-fighting prosecutor. Just 38, Kerry basked in the glow of Michael S. Dukakis' gubernatorial victory, sharing the ticket as lieutenant governor.

<p>ONE of the surest ways to get the phones ringing on any Massachusetts talk-radio show is to ask people to call in and tell their John Kerry stories. The phone lines are soon filled, and most of the stories have a common theme: our junior senator pulling rank on one of his constituents, breaking in line, demanding to pay less (or nothing) or ducking out before the bill arrives.</p>

Why does everyone keep saying that Sen. Liveshot Kerry looks French? The longer he runs for president, the more he morphs into Ed Muskie. You remember Muskie – he was the early front-runner in 1972 who ended up getting eaten alive by a challenger from the far left. Eventually, Hunter S. Thompson wrote, Muskie sounded “like a farmer with terminal larynx cancer trying to borrow money on next year’s crop.” Liveshot hasn’t fallen quite that far – yet. But the next time he’s campaigning in Manchester, he’d be well-advised to detour around the Union-Leader building, lest he be overcome by...