Kerry, unofficial spokesman of the Democrats?
957961
Kerry is the greatest spokesman the Democratic party has ever known, isn't that a shame.
858248
Edmund Muskie?!  Wow, hate to admit I've heard of him, but don't remember him that well.\n\nWhat's funny is that when Carr was interviewed at halftime, he looked and sounded (to me) like John Kerry, another doomed national candidate from my preferred party.\n\nIn the end, I guess the "reds" beat the blues" in Ohio --just like the last Presidential election! Think about it --I just came up with that analogy/analysis.
734524
He certainly acts like one. What's scary is he has two more years to do more damage. I sure hope the Democrats show they have a backbone and rein him in the best they can. \nI'll be very upset if they drop, fumble the ball in the last quarter. Hope they do a blitz and sack Bush. If they really have the footballs, they just might score the winning touchdown, in the 2008 elections.
897815
ARE YOU TRYING TO GET OFF OF THE KERRY THING~
906619
Talking about Kerry is a ridiculous desperate ploy by Rove and company to motivate their base support into a voting frenzy. That and stem cell research another potential October disaster for the Democrats.\n\nthis mid term election for the Republicans is voter turnout. Making sure theirs get out and the Democrat's voters stay out cause they're so disgusted by this whole ugly Republican effort to retain power.
629648
Hypocrat? Is that some new kind of democrat?
606845
Democrats are all talk. They tend to have a very "not in my backyard" attitude about almost everything they publicly support. I agree that they are like "a boat without a rudder." I wish that wasn't the case. Our system works with two strong parties, and right now we don't have two strong parties. They need to get their act together and present someone with convictions that are truly for the good of the nation and that aren't based on popularity polls. Sadly, as of now, I just don't see it.
764099
Yes, he does remind us what the Democrats are all about.\n\nI'm just sorry our troops have to hear it.\n\nOr that the enemy does.
903711
You'll never hear any because the Dems own the polling companies...just like ZOGBY...he reported Kerry being ahead the entire election, and Kerry got clowned.
7567
He was an easy target I guess. The democratic party didn't really have one at the time (running for president).
651540
It is too early to tell. No one wants to come forward because it is so early.\n\nCurrently, potential Republicans include Jeb Bush, Condeleza Rice, Rudolph Guliani and John McCain.\n\nPotential Democrats are Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, John Edwards, and Howard Dean.\n\nCurrently both Jeb and Hillary won't comment on the 2008 election.\n\nIt is still early. Don't place any bets yet.
788520
I do. But I think somebody forget to tell Kerry.
767481
John Kerry continues to open his mouth primarily to change feet.
537993
No.  Gore is smart but thinks he's all knowing, whereas his understanding is really superficial in many areas he considers to be 'his' areas.  That is a dangerous mixture.\n\nThe Democrats need to find someone who is sincere in their beliefs rather than slick.  Slickness is what killed Kerry's chances.\n\nI vote for Republicans sometimes and for Democrats sometimes.  I don't see anyone in the Democratic line up whom I would vote for in 2008, but I don't yet see anyone in the Republican line up I would vote for, either.
149362
Choose the Democrats if you have any cents.
977121
There's an article in the Washington Post (or CNN - not sure) that talk about how Kerry is a bigger pariah in his own party than Bush allegedly is in his.  Apparently, his schedule was freed up by these latest comments.  Nobody wants him campaigning for them.
758259
Yes, Remember "Scary Kerry"?\nWell, he sure was scary yesterday, ey?