Reply #12: I agree with you. [View All]

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I started out not particularly wanting Kerry, but, after our primary--on March 17--he WAS the candidate and I got behind him and pushed; even my then five year old grand daughter got into the act, making up and memorizing her own little campaign jingles.
Multiple state election fraud, for which there now exists ample evidence, certainly capped the deal, but how many times it was that I gritted my teeth, listening to a Kerry speech or watching a debate, and kept sending him the etheric message to quit being a nice guy and clean shrubby's clock, but he just wouldn't do it.

Even JFK, himself, has publicly mused that he regretted not coming out "more forcefully" when the shrimpboat vets forsooth smears became prominent. I wonder, sometimes, if John thinks about that seventeen million that he had left in his presidential campaign coffers at the end, the seventeen million which he broadly hinted he was saving for a 2008 run, and regrets not jumping into the fray when we were beating the bushes of an already overextended and tapped-out activist donor herd for the bread to support the Greens' election investigation.

History's timing will not allow of a Kerry presidency, even though the nation needs someone of his countenance and intellect. He was four years too early, or whatever the combo was, and we'll never know.