Teresa Heinz Kerry Blogs With Us, Be Careful What you Say Trolls

[DJcairo]

Check it out. Direct from http://www.blog.johnkerry.com/blog/archives/000295.html

She is so awesome.



Boa Noite. This is Teresa Heinz Kerry. I just got back home from representing John at the Congressional Black Caucus dinner and when I got caught up on the conversation. I agree with Larry. He seemed thoughtful, analytical, and patiently persistent. Those are all good qualities and I liked the fact that the tone of the chat was interesting and respectful. It is also great fun to read and I learn a lot about how people think … like this business of my husband being aloof. John suggested he was going to have his ``aloof gland’’ removed at the press conference before his prostate surgery in January. It broke up the press corps. When everyone sees him as I do, with little children, for example, he wins. John had a great day in Iowa Saturday with Sen. Ted and Vicki Kennedy. It is wonderful they went out with him. I was in Maine all day Friday after the great debate in New York. I think John did very well; particularly pointing out that our middle class needs help. They are the ones who are the steady workers, who pay the bills and pay the taxes, which keep our government going. They deserve leadership which matches their commitment and dedication, leadership which inspires and lifts us all.
Good night. Keep smiling, positive and steady. Teresa.

[coralrf]

1. Boa Noite?

A Brazilian? No wonder the good looks.

[DJcairo]

2. She group up in a former colony of Portugal in Afria I think.

[semass]

3. Short bio

Teresa Simoes-Ferreira was born and raised in Mozambique in east Africa. Fluent in five languages, she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in romance languages and literature from the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa. After graduating from the Interpreters School of the University of Geneva, she worked for the United Nations in New York. In 1966 she married John Heinz, who subsequently became a congressman and U.S. senator from Pennsylvania; he died in a plane crash in 1991. In 1995, she married Senator John Kerry. She has three sons, two stepdaughters, and one grand child, of whom she is inordinately (but understandably) proud.

[mndemocrat_29]

4. I love Teresa Heinz Kerry

She'll make a great first lady. She seems very classy and intelligent and will represent the nation well (I still hold out hope that she runs for the Senate someday, but that's another story).

Speaking of other stories about Heinz Kerry, she was knocked off the Forbes 400 list this year.