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John Kerry

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6. As frustrating as it is, we may want to send this to John Stewart, who continues his gratuitous

Reply to karynnj (Original post)

Wed Jan 4, 2012, 10:30 AM

Jan 2012

comments on Kerry's stiffness and his comparison to Mitt Romney. But, clearly, given Kerry's results compared to Romney's, it is clear that Kerry was indeed a lot more successful.

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Interesting analysis of the comparison of Romney to Kerry [View all] karynnj Jan 2012 OP

I read that and cringed at the word "surprisingly". Mass Jan 2012 #1

I had the same frustration with "surprisingly" karynnj Jan 2012 #2

John Kerry was the most electable, not merely because of demographic/polling issues, but because MBS Jan 2012 #3

In fact, in my lifetime there has not been a candidate who matches him on commitment and character karynnj Jan 2012 #4

Continual nonsense, I am afraid we will here a lot about. wisteria Jan 2012 #5

As frustrating as it is, we may want to send this to John Stewart, who continues his gratuitous Mass Jan 2012 #6

I know. It makes Jon Stewart look tone deaf, not Kerry. nt beachmom Jan 2012 #9

I also was volunteer for JK in Iowa caucus in 2003/2004 MBS Jan 2012 #7

There is one parallel, though. beachmom Jan 2012 #8

I would imagine that the attack most likely to have been done and answered karynnj Jan 2012 #11

Another difference - The Boston Globe endorsed Kerry. Mass Jan 2012 #10