Reading the article on Jean-Francois Kerry’s desire to run for the Presidency again leaves me hopeful. I cannot wait. I sit here in East Texas, the proud owner of a full size cardboard cutout of Mr. Kerry. It was given to my husband as a birthday gift the year Kerry lost. My husband, a Vietnam Veteran, felt his service to his country was vindicated when Kerry lost.
Attached to Mr. Kerry’s Frankenstein pose is a bumper sticker I had printed up. It reads, “John Kerry is an idiot.” I had several printed last election and look forward to handing them out to my friends, should he run. I think his nomination will bring back all the comedic double-talk speeches and foolish statements. We can look forward to many jokes at his expense.
p>As for the attack on the Swift Boat Veterans, they have been through worse and because they walk with integrity, unlike Mr. Kerry, they will stand firm and truth will be told. Justice will be served once more for the generation who came home from war to be dishonored by the scoundrels like Kerry and Jane Fonda. br> —
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