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Originally posted by CLynnJones
I truly don't understand all the uproar over Kerry bringing up Cheney's daughter. I think he is very proud of his daughter and has every right to be. There is nothing to be ashamed or apalled (sp?) about. Neither VP Cheney nor his daughter are afraid or ashamed to talk about it as far as I've seen.
I believe the point is that it isn't his place to bring it up. It was a political strategy that will undoubtedly backfire. As far as Dick Cheney (or Mary) speaking out, no; however Lynn Cheney had some words about it: http://www.wbay.com/Global/story.asp?S=2428171
"CORAOPOLIS, Pa. Lynn Cheney says John Kerry's reference to her daughter in last night's debate was a "cheap and tawdry political trick."
Kerry was asked by the moderator if homosexuality is a choice. He noted that Vice President Dick Cheney's daughter Mary is a lesbian. Kerry said Mary Cheney would probably say that she was born that way. Lynn Cheney says Kerry invaded her family's privacy.
She says it gave her another chance to "assess" John Kerry, and she says it only reinforced her opinion that "This is not a good man." Cheney says she's "speaking as a mom, and a pretty indignant mom."
She made the comments while introducing the Vice President to a crowd of 800 Pittsburgh-area supporters. Dick Cheney didn't mention the topic in his remarks."
