http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2011/08great photo, too. Some excerpts that reveal the differences between --ahem-- various members of the MA congressional delegation:
After bicycling 111 miles from Sturbridge to Bourne with Lance Armstrong, Senator John Kerry was asked whether he had kept pace with the seven-time Tour de France champion. “I’d say I did not keep pace with Lance,’’ Kerry, 67, said by phone yesterday as the two drove to lunch together following the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge. “I would say Lance kept pace with me.’’
:):thumbsup:
Senator Scott Brown, who has six Democrats already vying to take his seat next year, finished a couple hours after Armstrong and Kerry, though not for lack of fitness. . . “Every water stop, we spent a good 10, 15 minutes at each one,’’ Brown said.. .
Kerry waged a successful battle against prostate cancer; his wife, Teresa Heinz Kerry, is being treated for breast cancer. It was Kerry’s ninth time riding in the Pan-Massachusetts Challenge.“We’ve made progress’’ in cancer research, Kerry said. “One of the things that I keep harping on is we have to advance treatment, we have to advance cures.’’
Brown said he was riding for Salem District Court Judge Samuel Zoll, who died of cancer this year. Brown said the fund-raiser was a good chance to meet interesting people, but he insisted that he is not campaigning. “While others are in election mode, I’m in problem-solving mode,’’ Brown said.
(Yeah, right :rofl:)