Reply #111: A majority doesn't seem to think so [View All]

[LittleClarkie]

History will have to prove us right. Some of my Repub friends think he's the best president ever. Goes to show how fractured this country is. Some very decent people I know got a wistful look on their faces when I asked who they supported and why.

If you're paying attention, he's the worst. A vast majority does not pay attention. I still remember being a sheeple. It's not that obvious from out in lala land. And the media doesn't help.

This isn't about who "deserves" another chance, though you might say that potential candidates can earn the right to be considered again between now and then. Anyone who wants to run can and should if they can get up the backing.

He's still a Senator. He is not fading away. And Massachusetts wouldn't want him to I'm sure.

And several folks here have expressed similar sentiments. They are grateful that he has NOT gone away. Why would you want anyone who is still fighting the Bush agenda to fade away. That would mean one less fighter, and we can use all that we have.

Until the next election, it is counterproductive to continue these primary wars. It might not even be the same slate next time.

There are alot of potential candidates that I don't support for prez, but if they do something good, I'm not going to cut them down just because I don't want them for president.

Someone yesterday said that Kerry had the most unified party ever behind him. Look around. DO WE LOOK UNIFIED TO YOU! The unity was superficial and quite transparent. And also fleeting.