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John Kerry

politicasista

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2. It may be

Reply to MBS (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 13, 2012, 01:57 AM

Jun 2012

grudges from 2002-2008. :shrug

This may or may not make sense, but being in DC, every record on each issue (stellar as it is) is always seen through a political prism, as opposed to being a private citizen with an iconic accomplishment. It also hasn't helped that the GOP has somewhat framed the environment as a negative for Dems (i.e. climate change).

Do agree about the gridlock Congress though. Gee!

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Kerry once again on the right side when it comes to the environment... [View all] Mass Jun 2012 OP

Thank you for this. MBS Jun 2012 #1

It may be politicasista Jun 2012 #2

the environment should transcend politics MBS Jun 2012 #3

True n/t politicasista Jun 2012 #4