"NOYB" wrote in message .com...
"basskisser" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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That's the definition of "fidelity". Lack of fidelity is definitely not
a
trait you'd like to see in a President.

Guess who's about to crash and burn because of "fidelity issues"?
Hehehe.

http://drudgereport.com/mattjk1.htm


Absolutely unfounded, unproven bull****.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...portaltop.html



'This won't go away. What happened is much nastier than is being reported'
By Adrian Blomfeld in Nairobi and Andrew Alderson
(Filed: 15/02/2004)


Alex Polier, the twenty-four year old journalist who could end Senator John
Kerry's hopes of becoming the next president of the United States is alleged
to have had a two-year affair with the front-runner for the Democratic
nomination. Last night the rumours were in danger of becoming a full-blown
scandal.

"This is not going to go away," one American friend of Miss Polier said
yesterday. "What actually happened is much nastier than is being reported."

The allegations come at a crucial time for the senator. Polls showed him
leading Mr Bush by 52 per cent to 42 per cent, and aides will be anxious to
see if the apparent scandal affects his standing among voters.

Miss Polier, a former intern who also spent some time in 1998 doing work
experience at the Houses of Parliament in London, is in Kenya staying with
Yaron Schwartzman, her fiance and a member of the country's fashionable
young set. The couple have refused to make any comment on her alleged links
with Senator Kerry, who is married to Teresa Heinz Kerry, an heiress to the
food empire.
whether it was because
she was aloof or just shy, I couldn't work out."

snip Once again, you're proven too stupid to read and understand
what is going on. Here is Miss Polier, in her OWN WORDS, not some lies
created by the running scared right:

Woman breaks silence to deny rumors of an affair with Sen. Kerry

MATTHEW ROSENBERG, Associated Press Writer
Monday, February 16, 2004


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(02-16) 09:54 PST NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) --

A woman who has been the subject of rumors linking her to Sen. John
Kerry denied Monday that she ever had an affair with the Democratic
presidential candidate.

Breaking her silence four days after the allegations surfaced on the
Internet, Alexandra Polier issued a statement to The Associated Press,
saying, "I have never had a relationship with Senator Kerry, and the
rumors in the press are completely false."

Kerry already has denied reports that he had an extramarital affair.
On Monday, his campaign said he would have no further comment.

Polier's statement was released to the AP in Nairobi, where the
27-year-old freelance journalist is visiting the parents of her
fiance, Yaron Schwartzman, an Israeli who was raised in Kenya. She
previously worked as an editorial assistant for the AP in New York.

"Whoever is spreading these rumors and allegations does not know me,"
Polier said, appealing to the media to respect her privacy and the
privacy of her fiance and his family.

Polier also took issue with reports that referred to her as a former
Kerry intern.

"I never interned or worked for John Kerry," she told AP over the
phone.

In a separate statement, Polier's parents, Terry and Donna Polier of
Malvern, Pa., dismissed the "completely false and unsubstantiated"
allegations about their daughter.

"We love and support her 100 percent and these unfounded rumors are
hurtful to our entire family," the statement said. "We appreciate the
way Senator Kerry has handled the situation, and intend on voting for
him for president of the United States."

The statement did not address purported quotes by Polier's parents in
the British tabloid The Sun that were harshly critical of Kerry.

Kerry has won 14 of 16 Democratic primaries and caucuses, and is
expected to be the Democratic challenger to President Bush in
November.

Rumors of a relationship between Kerry and Polier first appeared
Thursday on the Internet and were picked up by newspapers in several
countries outside the United States. Few U.S. publications printed her
name, however.

Asked Friday about the reports, Kerry told reporters: "I just deny it
categorically. It's rumor. It's untrue. And that's the last time I
intend" to respond to questions about it.

Regarding her silence until now, Polier said, "Because these stories
were false, I assumed the media would ignore them. It seems that
efforts to peddle these lies continue, so I feel compelled to address
them."