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WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Vanessa Kerry and Cate Edwards will make separate campaign trips this weekend to key Midwest battleground states. After wrapping up a speech at the Minneapolis Human Rights Campaign Gala on Saturday evening, Vanessa will head to Iowa for a two-day health care tour.
Vanessa will discuss John Kerry and John Edward's health care plan to alleviate the financial burden the Bush administration has placed on Iowans. In Iowa alone, almost half a million Medicare recipients will pay an additional $64.5 million next year, the highest burden of almost any state in the country. Vanessa is taking time off from medical school to campaign fulltime for her Dad.
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NEW YORK - Daughters of the men competing for the White House surrendered their political differences Thursday to discuss a problem that plagues both major parties: how to get young people to vote.
Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry's daughters, Vanessa and Alexandra, joined John Edwards' daughter, Catherine, in a panel discussion with Liz Cheney, whose father is the Republican vice president.
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Of course Teresa Heinz would be decked out in a ketchup-red gown.
The Boston Herald obtained the uproarious family Christmas card sent this year by Heinz and her hubby, U.S. Sen. John Kerry, D- Mass. The photo was taken in October, at the wedding of the senator's daughter Vanessa Kerry to physician Brian Nahed.
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The following is the public schedule for Vanessa and Alex Kerry, Chris and Andre Heinz and Cate Edwards for the week of Monday, July 26 through Thursday, July 29.
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It's time for another edition of Why Are You Watching Us?, the show that aims to save news junkies a lot of time by pointing out that watching and listening to us is largely a colossal waste of time. I'm your guest host, CNN correspondent John King, and I've earned the dubious honor of being this week's host by way of my subbing for Wolf on last Sunday's This Week Without Wolf Blitzer, on which for 1- hours I plugged the hell out of my upcoming interview with John Kerry's daughter, Vanessa, promising an `inside look' at who Kerry will pick as his running mate. And when she finally came on, she said, quote, `I wish I knew,' `I have no idea,' and `My father didn't give me any hints.'
"Thanks, Judy. I try. Coming up on Why Are You Watching Us?: When will Kerry announce his running mate? T...
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BOSTON - Sen. John Kerry and his daughter Vanessa are sporting his-and-her crutches.
The Massachusetts Democrat had surgery last week on his right hip to address chronic pain and flexibility problems.
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Even though Maine is now considered "leaning Kerry," both Republican President George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry are still sending fairly heavy political hitters to the state.
Today, former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani will campaign for the president in Brewer, while former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell will hit Waterville and Lewiston for Kerry. On Friday, Kerry's daughter, Vanessa, will be here.
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When I was in college, and I'm from a political family," Alexandra Kerry told a crowd of students, "I couldn't always make a connection between the person who was in the blue suit, up on the stage with the red background, talking about issues and policy, and sometimes I felt like I couldn't really understand.
So Kerry, her sister Vanessa, step brother Andre Heinz and John Edwards' daughter Cate Edwards - not one wearing a blue suit - sought to reach young voters a different way.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Alexandra and Vanessa Kerry, Chris and Andre Heinz, and Cate Edwards continue their young voter outreach in all regions of the country today on behalf of their fathers campaign.
Alexandra Kerry conducts an early vote rally in New Mexico, Vanessa Kerry addresses a women's rally in Cleveland, Chris Heinz continues his nine-state bus tour today and tomorrow with GOTV rallies in Colorado and New Mexico, Andre Heinz holds town halls with students in New Hampshire and Maine, and Cate Edwards holds town halls and takes students to early voting in Wisconsin.