I don't recall any John Kerry wife digs but something tells me her hands are sticky.

According to…

https://heavy.com/news/2018/09/teresa-heinz-john-kerry-wife/

Teresa Heinz, John Kerry’s Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

1. Teresa Heinz Was Born in a Portuguese Colony and Moved to the United States for a Job as a Translator at the United Nations

>This sets off some RED flags. U.N. translator??<

1. Teresa Met Her First Husband, John Heinz, While a Student at the University of Geneva

>Sen. John Heinz; Also loves hot dog I presume.<

1. Teresa Heinz’s Wealth Came Under Attack When Second Husband John Kerry Ran for President in 2004

>Because wealth is championed as a dividing factor<

1. Teresa Heinz Continued to Manage Several Heinz Family Foundations and Has Received Multiple Awards for Humanitarian Efforts

>Oh, there it is… Awards for Humanitarian Efforts. Must have been some real dirt under the nails type efforts.<

1. Teresa Heinz Survived Breast Cancer, and in 2013 Received Emergency Treatment for Seizures

>This part is tragic because no one should have to suffer either of those illnesses.<

John Kerry won't rule out 2020 White House run. CBS NEWS August 31, 2018, 3:15 PM

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/john-kerry-wont-rule-out-2020-white-house-run/

Former Secretary of State John Kerry won't rule out a run for the White House in 2020, but talking about it now is just a distraction, he tells "Face the Nation" anchor Margaret Brennan. The interview will be featured September 2 on CBS' "Sunday Morning" and on "Face the Nation."

Kerry (whose new memoir is titled "Every Day Is Extra") also talks with Brennan about his role in politics today, the current political environment, his relationship with the late Sen. John McCain, and his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry.

Now in private life, the former Massachusetts senator and Secretary of State under President Obama has watched as much of his political legacy – including the Iran nuclear deal and the climate change accord – has been upended under the Trump administration. Disappointment in those actions has motivated Kerry to attempt to help Democrats regain political control.

Will he run for president in 2020?

"Talking about 2020 right now is a total distraction and waste of time," Kerry told Brennan. "What we need to do is focus on 2018. We need to win back the confidence of the country to move in a better direction, and to do it in sensible ways."

He added, "We are in a moment of crisis for our country. The world is in a moment of crisis."

Kerry tells Brennan sitting on the sidelines is not possible. But what does that mean for his future? "I'm going to continue to be an activist," he said. "I'm going to continue to fight."

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Any time Brennan is mentioned I get the creeps (like the pet cemetery kind).

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https://www.discoverthenetworks.org/individuals/teresa-heinz-kerry/

Teresa Heinz Kerry

She was born Maria Teresa Thierstein Simões-Ferreira in October 1938, to affluent parents of Portuguese descent in Maputo, Mozambique. While attending the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg during the late 1950s, she participated in protests against South Africa’s apartheid regime. She graduated in 1960 with a bachelor’s degree in Romance Languages. In 1963 she relocated to the U.S., where she worked as an interpreter for the United Nations.

In 1966 Teresa married billionaire and future Republican politician Henry John Heinz III, heir of the Heinz family condiments company. In 1971, when her husband was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, Mrs. Heinz became a naturalized citizen and a member of the Republican Party.

In April 1991, then-Senator Heinz died in a midair collision between his airplane and a helicopter; his wife inherited the Heinz family fortune.

Teresa Heinz had met the man who eventually would become her second husband, John Kerry, at an Earth Day event in 1990. They were reunited in 1992 during the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The couple wed in May 1995. Teresa would remain a registered Republican until Senator Kerry’s presidential bid in 2004.

Four years earlier, Heinz Kerry had voiced support for John McCain, who, at the time, was rumored to be under consideration for selection as John Kerry’s vice presidential running mate. In a July 2004 interview with Larry King, the following exchange took place:

Heinz Kerry: I like John [McCain]. I like John. I’ve even voted for John in Pennsylvania when he ran the last time.

King: You were a Republican, then.

Heinz Kerry: Yes, I voted for John McCain.

King: Would you have supported a Kerry/McCain ticket?

Heinz Kerry: I think one can say yes or no…

King: Well, you would have supported it, naturally.

Heinz Kerry: Well, if he’d chosen him, for sure.

In the same interview, Heinz Kerry said: “I’ve always worked on bipartisans [sic], whether it’s on healthcare, drug reform, et cetera. All my work is bipartisan … nonpartisan actually, because I look for solutions. I’m very practical.”

Contradicting her claim of nonpartisanship, Heinz Kerry’s political donations over the years have gone almost entirely to liberal and leftist Democrats. From 1979 to 2008, she made $144,472 in such contributions, of which $6,500 went to Republican candidates, $121,900 went to Democrat candidates, and $16,072 went to leftwing special interest groups such as the Committee for a Democratic Majority, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, and Campaign For Our Country (a John Kerry initiative “to help build and expand the Democratic Party nationally”). Notable individual recipients of Heinz Kerry’s donations included John Kerry, Tom Udall, Ted Kennedy, John Murtha, Barbara Boxer, Dianne Feinstein, Barney Frank, and Barack Obama.

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So…. she was also a 'no name' fan.

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>>6041554

Wasn't trying to distract with John Kerry /Teresa Heinz posts, I just remembered Biden was 'intimately' connected to Kerry.

Was thinking Biden is being knocked out with the perv card has other traitors scrambling… even though it is most likely being pushed by another Dim 2020 hopeful.

/slide over

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Was never in the Army but was under the impression that you don't have civil rights once you signed the dotted line…

This will go no where fast under this Patriotic Administration.