Monday, November 08, 2004
John Kerry won't be going away anytime soon, and that's a good thing.
With the loss of Daschle, the Senate Democrats need all the star power they can get. Kerry won't likely be a candidate for the presidency again, but he can serve as a valuable spokesman for the party in the Senate. He can help draw the spotlight to the minority's efforts.
At this point, the Senate is all we have left. The House is rigged against us and the Supreme Court . . . well don't get me started. The Senate and the filibustering ability of the minority are all we've got for the present time. Having Kerry onhand will help, even as we determine who next leads the party.
With the loss of Daschle, the Senate Democrats need all the star power they can get. Kerry won't likely be a candidate for the presidency again, but he can serve as a valuable spokesman for the party in the Senate. He can help draw the spotlight to the minority's efforts.
At this point, the Senate is all we have left. The House is rigged against us and the Supreme Court . . . well don't get me started. The Senate and the filibustering ability of the minority are all we've got for the present time. Having Kerry onhand will help, even as we determine who next leads the party.
