--- Bryon Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kerry will never be a Clinton-type charmer, but he's
> really not
> the Gore-type stiff that he's gotten painted as. 
> Unfortunately,
> some of his campaign PR appearance stuff apparently
> designed to
> make him seem more "regular guy"-ish, has had almost
> the opposite
> effect.  Stuff like appearing on Jay Leno riding a
> motorcycle,
> eating a cheesesteak in Philadelphia, etc.  They
> came across as lame
> and staged, making him look completely out of place,
> along the
> lines of the disastrous "Michael Dukakis riding in a
> tank" photo-op.
> 
> -bryon

My own sense of Kerry comes from five years in Boston.
 I kept running into liberal Democrats who hated,
hated, _hated_ George Bush.  They also knew (as in had
met) John Kerry (Massachusetts is a sufficiently small
state that running into a Senator is a fairly common
occurrence).  And many of them said that they would
vote for Bush before they voted for Kerry.  It was
quite remarkable - I've really never seen anything
like it.  Al Gore generated something of the same
feeling, I think, but at a far lower level of intensity.

=====
Gautam Mukunda
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Freedom is not free"
http://www.mukunda.blogspot.com

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