Faux Gibson: On whos going to run in 2008

[brettdale]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,221506,00.html

I also hear a lot about Hillary — for obvious reasons. Many conservatives actually long for the days when Bill was on the loose in the White House and a Hillary presidency promises more of that in spades.

I hear talk of "President McCain" — lots of Republicans think he's the best hope for the GOP.

I hear John Edwards talking about John Edwards. Not much from other people, but he's still considered a fresh young face with an upbeat message: "Up with people" with a campaign plane.

But I never hear about a second Kerry run. I even heard Senator Ted Kennedy ruminating privately about national politics and I'm almost positive another run by his fellow senator did not come up.

So who is it talking about another Kerry run except the senator himself? Is there a groundswell for more of the French-speaking, windsurfing, ketchup-dipping candidate than I think?

I'm sure his supporters will write.

That's My Word.

Watch John Gibson weekdays at 5 p.m. ET on "The Big Story" and send your comments to: [e-mail]

[blm]

1. Gibson's lying - Kennedy, Hart and Cleland are all supporting a Kerry run

and advising him to go for it.

[Bill McBlueState]

2. "I'm sure his supporters will write."

The guy clearly doesn't have any friends, and he just writes stuff like this so his inbox fills up. It's probably kind of sad to be John Gibson.

[NanceGreggs]

3. Dear John:

"Is there a groundswell for more of the French-speaking, windsurfing, ketchup-dipping candidate than I think?"

No, but there is a groundswell among the majority of Americans to be rid of an English-mangling, bike-crashing, booze-dripping president.

And hey, thanks for asking!

[Faygo Kid]

4. John Gibson is a pathetic failure. But, here comes Christmas!

Who thinks of Kerry for president? Hey, John, who thinks of you when we think of right wing commentators? You, and that's it. Take your bad grinnin', crapola speaking, Fox vault-dipping BS and shove it. Also, let me be the first to say it before you rev up your one campaign again this year that O'Reilly stole from you anyway: Happy Holidays.