This is how Kean respects the wounded soldiers?

Gee, this is a bit unusual.

What's surprising is that Kean is pressing back. Politicians usually fawn over victims, showing them ritualistic respect and promising to take their views seriously.

Kean is playing offense instead.

He's refusing to answer some of the questions put to him by the families. He says he will not visit wounded soldiers during the campaign, even privately.

And now, he is accusing the families of conspiring with his Democratic opponent, U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.

The only problem is they are not

But Sohl insists that she was acting spontaneously and was part of no conspiracy. Menendez' press secretary even discouraged her from approaching Kean, she says.