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Tuesday, July 27, 2004 11:27 p.m. EDT

Teresa Poll: Thumbs Down by 3 to 1

An unscientific America Online poll taken during Teresa Heinz Kerry's Democratic Convention speech shows that Americans think she's a major drag on the Kerry-Edwards ticket.

With over 10,000 votes tallied by the end of her address, 61 percent said Heinz Kerry will hurt her husband's presidential bid, with only 23 percent seeing her as a plus. Fifteen percent felt she would neither help nor hurt the ticket.

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  In a bizarre and rambling address that began with her speaking in five different languages, Heinz Kerry praised anti-war protesters as the real patriots, who "speak truth to power."

She also favored ethereal-sounding phrases like "the mystic chords of our national memory," leaving many confused over what she was talking about.

The performance left some scratching their heads over why she was given such a high-profile role - one not usually accorded a candidate's spouse.

"I have to say, I never understood why they were giving Teresa Heinz Kerry this kind of a prominent spot on one of the four precious nights of the convention," Fox News Channel's Chris Wallace said. "And after watching Teresa Heinz Kerry's speech I still don't get it."

"By the end I half expected her to break out into 'Don't Cry for Me, Argentina,'" he added.

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