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January 21, 2004
| Kerry Gains Cash Yardage, But May Have to Punt Tom Brady

Ok, I tried too hard with the football headline.

Contributions to the Kerry campaign have soared 40 percent in the past week, and about $250,000 in donations was received through campaign Web site since his Iowa win, the adviser said.

The senator’s campaign also picked up the tactical support of 20 prominent Democratic advisers in New Hampshire who had planned to work for Rep. Dick Gephardt of Missouri.

But the one thing Kerry wants is still in the hands of Bush: Tom Brady.

According to Drudge, Kerry is looking to steal the Patriots quarterback from the Bush camp.

Of course, if the Pats lose the Super Bowl, Brady will no longer be the hot commodity he is now. In fact, he may not even be a hot commodity come April. Let’s see who gets the coveted A-Rod vote!



Posted by Michele at January 21, 2004 01:34 PM | TrackBack
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