PITTSBURGH -- Teresa Heinz Kerry on Thursday called attacks on her husband's foreign policy views "Neanderthal."
The comment was made at the Democratic presidential campaign headquarters in Downtown, where Heinz Kerry met with about a dozen current and former Republicans who said they plan to vote Sen. John Kerry for president.
"The perpetration of certain myths that diplomacy and alliances are a sign of weakness is Neanderthal," Heinz Kerry said. "I never heard of teaching a child to make enemies so they can get along in the playground."
Heinz Kerry spoke to the group after listening to several people talk about their disillusionment with President George W. Bush.
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Teresa Heinz Kerry Defends Attacks On Husband's Foreign Policy Views
