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To: American Spirit who wrote (81114)	11/1/2006 9:53:41 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 173976

Sen. Clinton says Kerry comment was 'inappropriate' 1 of 1 November 01, 2006 Kingston -- Sen. Hillary Clinton, speaking at a Kingston campaign stop this morning, joined the chorus of Democrats criticizing Sen. John Kerry for what the former presidential candidate has called a joke gone awry. “What Sen. Kerry said was inappropriate,” she said. Asked if Kerry should apologize, President Bush and other members of both parties have said, Clinton said “I heard he said he was sorry.” Clinton tried to deflect attention from the controversy by saying “elections are about the future,” and “we don’t have to be re-fighting the 2004 election, as much as President Bush would like that.”

To: American Spirit who wrote (81114)	11/2/2006 1:14:54 AM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 173976

Congressional candidates in Iowa and Minnesota swiftly made plain that Kerry was no longer welcome to appear at scheduled rallies, and the senator scrapped an appearance in Philadelphia. ''It was a real dumb thing to say. He should say sorry,'' said Democrat Claire McCaskill, running in a tight Senate campaign in Missouri. nytimes.com