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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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From: bentway9/29/2004 10:12:54 AM
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Strong Closer?

There is much in Sen. John Kerry's "past to suggest that he believes elections are won in the endgame, that he holds back on purpose and begins concentrating intently on the race only when he believes the voters are, too," the New York Times reports.

"It remains to be seen whether an approach that has worked in Mr. Kerry's liberal home state or with Democratic primary voters eager to anoint a consensus candidate will be effective in a national election, but Mr. Kerry has little choice but to perform at his peak now."

The St. Petersburg Times says that "among longtime Kerry watchers, it's almost a cliche: He's a strong closer with a knack for roaring back when his candidacy is in crisis."
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