BOSTON — Sens. Edward M. Kennedy and John Kerry tapped their sizable campaign kitties yesterday to donate an additional $1 million to the committees aiming to elect a Democratic Congress. The Massachusetts Democrats donated $500,000 apiece, half to the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and half to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. Each works on behalf of the party to elect members to the respective chambers. Democrats believe they have a chance this fall to regain majority control in each chamber. Kerry had previously donated $1.015 million to the Senate committee and $500,000 to the House committee, while Kennedy had given $1 million to the Senate committee. Kennedy also has raised over $9 million for his fellow Democrats this cycle, while Kerry has raised over $11 million. Kerry, the 2004 Democratic presidential nominee, has been accused of hoarding money in preparation for another White House run in 2008. On Tuesday, Kerry defended his record, saying recent depictions of how much money he has in the bank are "inaccurate." The most recent report filed for the "Friends of John Kerry" committee showed the senator had $8 million in the bank. Kennedy, meanwhile, is up for re-election this fall but facing a little-known challenger. He will still have $6.8 million in the bank after the donations.
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