Kennedy an attribute in Democratic effort, and a Bush target
WASHINGTON -- Senator Edward M. Kennedy is emerging as the Dick Cheney of the Kerry presidential campaign, an elder statesman with the star power to raise money and energize party activists and the firepower and the freedom to harshly attack President Bush's domestic and foreign policies. (Full Article: 829 Words)
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