**DONOTDELETE**
12-10-2001, 02:33 AM
Sunday, Dec. 9, 2001 10:48 a.m. EST
Kennedy Flubs Facts in First Call to Talk Show
Screeners for the Rush Limbaugh show best be on the lookout.
Not only has Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., begun calling talk shows, he got his facts wrong during his very first foray into the medium on C-Span's Sunday Morning Journal.
Phoning in unexpectedly as "Ted from Boston," Kennedy began by touting the Democratic version of the economic stimulus program and praising C-Span guest AFL-CIO Chief John Sweeney.
But when host Steve Scully asked about Friday's Senate debate on the administration's anti-terrorist budget, Kennedy flubbed an important detail - vastly overstating the number of Americans killed in the recent spate of anthrax attacks.
web page (http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2001/12/9/95154)
Kennedy Flubs Facts in First Call to Talk Show
Screeners for the Rush Limbaugh show best be on the lookout.
Not only has Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., begun calling talk shows, he got his facts wrong during his very first foray into the medium on C-Span's Sunday Morning Journal.
Phoning in unexpectedly as "Ted from Boston," Kennedy began by touting the Democratic version of the economic stimulus program and praising C-Span guest AFL-CIO Chief John Sweeney.
But when host Steve Scully asked about Friday's Senate debate on the administration's anti-terrorist budget, Kennedy flubbed an important detail - vastly overstating the number of Americans killed in the recent spate of anthrax attacks.
web page (http://www.newsmax.com/showinsidecover.shtml?a=2001/12/9/95154)