Do you think John Kerry will run for president next time? I AM DEMOCRAT!?
477997
I think that John Kerry would be a good President.  That being said, he does not appeal to a large majority of the country and he has to really consider whether he can win for the Democratic Party.  He could not win against George Bush, a fairly unpopular President.  Could he win against John McCain, a very popular Senator (even with Democrats)?  Maybe not, and he has to consider that and let someone else take the reins if he does not believe he can change his image outside of the Northeast.
1029704
I voted Kerry, but I had voted for Dean in the primary and wish he had won the nomination.\n\nIf I had it to do again, of course I would vote Kerry in the main election (assuming I couldn't rally enough friends to change the Democratic primary results), but I would also take two particular friends with me to vote for President and let them experience the political process (I later found out that they had never voted for anyone, in any election).\n\nIn the meantime, I have a sign in my window reading "Impeach Bush," and I can only hope that my dearest wish will come true...\n\nor that at least our VP will resign over shame for his stances, his policies, oh, and for shooting someone in the face...and that Bush will find himself a far less efficient instrument for the radical right without his puppeteer in the wings.\n\nSorry, but I needed to let out some frustration there. Thanks for listening. Good question.
199795
I voted for Bush twice, and now I totally regret it. I thought Kerry seemed very weak and unsure of himself in the televised debates, and that bothered me. I also didn't like the fact Kerry claims to be Catholic, but believes abortion is okay. That didn't make sense to me.  \n\nYet now if I could vote again, I definitely would have voted for Kerry or someone else. Bush has done nothing but disappoint me. Our national debt continues to grow, we continue to fight a totally unjust war in Iraq. Hussein had absolutely NOTHING to do with the 9/11 attacks, and he did not have any weapons of mass destruction. He was never a threat to the U.S. as Bush told us.  But hey, never let the truth get in the way of a good war, right? \nBush continues to violate people's human rights by holding men without giving them a trial and torturing them in secret prisons around the world. He taps American Citizens' phones without a search warrant.  How is it okay to do all this, and yet we impeached Clinton over receiving some favors from Monica? What? Makes no sense. Give me Liberty or give me death! Down with tyranny and his light blue ties.
843427
Right now it is obviously John Kerry, and he isn't up for re-election this time anyway....DUH Neocons!!!!
911973
It would please alot  of Americans if you were to look even deeper into what the Democratic Party stands for, or doesn't stand for. His comments were not the first time he has insulted us veterans. A just a note, Having served in the military, doesn't mean that one served HONORABLY. John Kerry is a well-recognized LEADER in the Democratic Party. He speaks FOR the party. And many of them feel the same way,but are 'wise' enough, or deceptive enough to not publicly reveal their true aspirations. The New Democratic Party is a danger to the lives of every single American. This is a new-kind of war. And it must be fought in new ways. Nobody in our countries history has ever had to fight a war like this. Thank you. U.S.Army 1981-1987.
492695
Yes, I am definitely interested in seeing him run!!  That way another Republican is sure to be elected!!
502283
Umm, first of all, I should point out that the next election isn't until 2008... and I am quite sure that Hillary Clinton will run, and she has my vote.\n\nAs for good ol' Jeb... no way in HEL* will we screw up this country any more than it already is by letting another Bush take over this country.  That's were America messed herself in the first place.... \n\nMy George W. took over his Daddy's war from Dessert Storm of 91' and look were we are!  $40.00 to fill up my little Sun Fire?  Gas, milk, bread... everything has gone up but our paychecks....\n\nDidn't mean to rant and rave... but our President SUCKS!  IMPEACH BUSH!
491363
I voted for Bush.  I am disillusioned in some ways, but I don't apologize.  I think Kerry would have been worse.  I vote by issues not by party and the Democrats have to come up with someone sincere before I will vote for them.  They are too into 'slick' lately. It is hard to get a handle on where someone so slick is coming from and whether they actually have any convictions, at all.  In the last election it was very much a matter of 'the Devil you know...'\n\nI do my homework before elections, and vote my conscience.  I think the concept of 'apologizing' for one's vote if you do that is ridiculous.
1088049
The guy will be out soon (2008, I think, unless he goes for another war and declares National Emergency or soemthing to postpone elections), you Americans allowed him to cheat at the polls and become president the first time and compounded that stupidity by reelecting him the second time around-maybe you like to inflict pain on your own selves? Well, then bear the consequences of your foolishness with the fortitude that you Americans boast so much about in your history, the speeches of some of your really great presidents.\n\nMaybe you'll elect someone better next time around? Someone who's a less of a warmonger and cares as much for the blood of peoples from other nations, as well his own countrymen?\n\nAll I can say is All the best! For only when you do well, will the globe benefit.\nst
868331
John Kerry statement didn't make any difference to me. \n\nMy "problem" with the Dems at this point is I don't have any idea where they stand. I hear them say they have a plans to bring the troops home, but when pressed they say 'we have to stay and finish, but bring the troops home as fast as possible.' When pressed for details I'm told 'Just elect us and see.'.\n\nI'm not voting for anyone until I know where they stand. So far all the Dems have said is vote against Bush. I don't vote against a person I vote FOR a person and right now the Dems don't have a person to vote FOR.
946344
No never. Seriously never ever trusted him. When I saw he was running against John McCain in the primary I thought there is no way this bumpkin acting fool can win. I watched him talk and make little speeches and just thought there is no way. Then I studied up on old georgie boy and thought oh crap we are in for it now. I knew he would win. It was a dark day for this country when he "won" the Presidency.
794520
John Kerry is a monument to slick politicians. He managed to go to Vietnam for 3-months and collect three metals, two of which were for self inflicted wounds. Remember Swift Boat Veterans for truth? His own crew said he didn’t do what he claimed to have done. He then came home and threw his metals over a wall when it helped him politically.\n\nNow he is still disparaging our troops. How could the democrats believed this man was presidential material beats me. He would have made a great Commander and Chief of our armed forces—not!\n\nHe should resign his seat in the Senate.
687242
he would have been a thousand times better than Bush. I don't see any democrat that can top Kerry these times, even if I admit it's not a perfect candidate. anyway, I still back Kerry, he would have been a great president I think
1089623
No.  If he could serve another term I would vote for him again.  And if the Democrats do something stupid like nominate Hillary Clinton for president, we are guaranteed to have another right wing president!
112585
Absolutely, and I'd walk out of the voting booth feeling proud of my vote. Most of the Democrats and Republicans I know are voting _against_ someone (seriously - did anybody really, REALLY want a President Kerry, other than as "Not Bush"?). I'll vote _for_ Dr. Ruwart, and know that if she won, she'd be the best President of my lifetime.
869760
Bush can't run a 3rd time, he's a lame duck.\n\nGood luck with your new goat milking machine.
1056241
Well there isn't exactly a bumper crop of good candidates on either side. But if it comes down to it, I would love to see Hitlery and Condi go at it. (My vote would go to Condi). \n\nI try really hard to vote for the person and not the party, but it just seems that Democrats in this day and age are a bunch of whiny politically correct wimps. \n\nI pray that Condi runs-I pray that McCain doesn't. I don't think there is a viable democrat out there, save for Lieberman, and he is going to get kicked out of the Donkey party-mark my words.