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October 11, 2008 3:13:01 PM CDT


Stories related to: John Kerry

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  • March 2008
    • Did McCain Almost Switch Sides?

      Did McCain Almost Switch Sides?

      (Newser) - John McCain has been feverishly polishing his conservative credentials lately, but the Republican nominee has twice flirted with crossing the aisle for good, the New York Times points out. In 2001, fresh from a bitter election battle with George W. Bush, he considered switching parties, and in 2004 he talked with John Kerry about sharing a presidential ticket. More »

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      John McCain   McCain 2008   John Kerry   Republican Party   Democratic caucus   Tom Daschle

    • Kerry Question Vexes McCain

      Kerry Question Vexes McCain

      (Newser) - John McCain started to lose his temper with a New York Times reporter yesterday after being asked about John Kerry, ABC reports. McCain said there was no chance he would choose his friend Kerry for a running mate because of their "vastly different" views. He got testy when asked about a 2004 conversation where Kerry reportedly put the idea of Kerry-McCain to him. More »

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      John McCain   vice president   John Kerry   running mate   journalist

    • Party Pooh-bahs to Clinton: Lose and Go Home

      Party Pooh-bahs to Clinton: Lose and Go Home

      (Newser) - Top Democrats are urging Hillary Clinton to quit if she can’t score big in Tuesday’s primaries, the New York Times reports. Senators John Kerry and Dick Durbin, both Obama backers, and New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson pressed her today to consider party unity if she loses in Texas and Ohio. “I just think that D-Day is Tuesday,” Richardson said on “Face the Nation." More »

  • February 2008
  • January 2008
    • Key Dems May Have Had Enough

      Key Dems May Have Had Enough

      (Newser) - As Hillary Clinton loses Democratic stalwarts like Tom Daschle, John Kerry, and now Ted Kennedy, the New Republic looks at Democratic power brokers who have had enough of the Clinton brand and many who dismiss the former first couple as power-hungry and legacy-obsessed. Although it’s not obvious outside Washington, the Clintons have dominated Democratic politics since the '90s. More »