Annie
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Now I saw this yesterday, but decided it was too small an issue. But, in light of The One's posts, figure fair is fair:
http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/KerryEdwards_menu-31Jul04.htm
Now before anyone tries to come and say $200 total, let's look at the menu here, you really think $10 and change? Nah!
http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/KerryEdwards_menu-31Jul04.htm
Now before anyone tries to come and say $200 total, let's look at the menu here, you really think $10 and change? Nah!
Was the real lunch choice Wendys or fine dine
What was being served inside the bus?
While Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry and his running mate, John Edwards, and their families were having a lite lunch at Wendys in the Town of Newburgh Friday, drumming up local support right after the national convention in Boston, their real lunches were waiting on their bus.
A member of the Kerry advance team called Nikolas Restaurant at the Newburgh Yacht Club the night before and ordered 19 five-star lunches to go that would be picked up at noon Friday. Management at the restaurant, which is operated by CIA graduate chef Michael Dederick, was told the meals would be for the Kerry and Edwards families and actor Ben Affleck who was with them on the tour.
The gourmet meals to go included shrimp vindallo, grilled diver sea scallops, prosciutto, wrapped stuffed chicken, and steak salad. The meals came to about $200.
The entourage had also expected to stop at the Alexis Diner at Route 9W and North Plank Road in the Town of Newburgh. In fact, the Kerry advance team had ordered 125 lunches for the team and supporters. Their buses drove right by the diner on I-84 and proceeded straight to Wendys.
Kerry may still have the vote of Wendys manager John Garrett. Im for anyone who comes in and likes double cheeses, Garrett said. Im a big supporter of anyone who orders our food.