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...pick early in an extremely long presidential race, despite a number of good reasons to wait. If Kerry is wise, he will resist the temptation to buck tradition and name his number two far in advance of the July Democratic National Convention. A hungry media is craving Kerry??s selection and, when it’s made, will digest it with haste. His best biscuit will be gone with November still many months away...
...supported Sen. John F. Kerry??s campaign for president since the Democrat first announced his candidacy. And if she runs, it will be as a Democrat...
First up is the vice-presidential vetting process. According to The Atlanta Journal and Constitution, “Kerry announced the appointment of prominent Washington Democrat James Johnson to start vetting potential vice presidential candidates.” One of Kerry??s advisors said in The New York Times: “As someone who has been through the vetting process, [Kerry is] familiar with it and wants a process that’s good for the party and good for the campaign.” The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) reveals this definition...
...next eight months dogging each other, perhaps the most dogged man will persevere. Jill Lawrence in USA Today praised Kerry for “[impressing] people with his dogged persistence, evident in his comebacks this year and in his 1996 Senate race.” Though Kerry??s legislative record isn’t so impressive, says Gail Chaddock of The Christian Science Monitor, “his signature investigations were models of dogged, even relentless focus...
...you’re going to make an accusation in the course of a presidential campaign, you ought to back it up with facts.” (Bush, apparently oblivious to the irony given the context of his own relationship to accusations and facts, said this in response to Kerry??s obviously accurate but woefully impolitic assertion that he knows foreign leaders who want Bush to lose.) The screen then returns to Stewart, making a stunned face at the camera, needing to say no more. The humor is in Bush’s straight face, not Stewart?...