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roenyc Donating Member (824 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jan-03-05 07:10 AM
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Kerry in Newsweek
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This interview was done in mid November and it reminds me how much i liked this man and how much respect i had for him. especially the last paragraph. damn i hate the people in charge right now.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6777696/site/newsweek/
"Why did he lose? Kerry points to history and, in a somewhat inferential, roundabout way, to his own failure to connect to voters—a failure that kept him from erasing the Bush campaign's portrait of him as a flip-flopper. Kerry said that he was proud of his campaign, that he had nearly defeated a popular incumbent who had enjoyed a three-year head start on organizing and fund-raising. Sitting presidents are never defeated in wartime, he insisted (true, though two, LBJ and Harry Truman, chose not to run for another term during Vietnam and Korea). Kerry did not wish to be directly quoted touting himself, however; he did not wish to appear defensive or boastful."



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