Washington Prowler
Kerry and Terry
Not your usual power struggle. Plus: Checking Maxine. Who’s boss in Boston?
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All of these local unions' national organizations have endorsed Kerry, yet Kerry hasn't been asked to become involved in the ongoing disputes, nor has he offered to server as an intermediary. But Sen. Edward Kennedy has, much to the frustration of Kerry's Senate office, which apparently had been angling to get involved.
p>"They wanted to make Kerry look good, but if you're in Boston, have a problem and want help, who would rather go to?" says a Kennedy Senate staff. "Senator Kennedy has a longstanding relationship with labor in Massachusetts and across America. Coming to him just made sense. br> /p>
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